Valenzuela, Jos? Ignacio

"Many grandmas are dreamers, write poems, even wear green feathered hats ... but few dare to participate in poetry contests and plant a love of literature in their grandchildren, and consequently fulfill themselves through them, helping them grow and weaving a strand of continuity. Through both their lives by way of writing. Petunia is Vicente's grandmother, and she is not actually that crazy; on the contrary, her eccentricities are explained by her genuine interests"--Amazon.

Eric is a boy who has everything: loving parents, a mansion in Los Angeles, and good friends. Chava, on the other hand, has lost everything except the desire to live, hospitalized for several months, and longing for home. But both have learned to hide their true feelings in order to survive. When they meet unexpectedly, they use their phones and social media to face their own demons, without filters or hashtags.

With the malamor spell a distant memory, ?ngela decides to stay with Fabi?an, but everything is about to change when a mysterious stranger is ready to unsettle everything.

"With the town destroyed by a terrible earthquake and Fabian in the depths of the earth, Angela will go underground, for although it may cost her her life to rescue her beloved, she will never again let misfortune separate them. Perhaps times have changed: the tree in the center of the Almahue town square, symbol of malamor, is now just a dry skeleton of branches. It can only signify a transformation, the end of an era."--Provided by Amazon.