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Hopeless : Tocando El Cielo (9788490326244)



Hopeless es una novela de amor que te dejará sin aliento; extasiado en el recuerdo de tu primer amor.

En ocasiones, conocer la verdad resulta más doloroso que creer las mentiras...

Eso es lo que la joven Sky descubre cuando su camino se cruza con el de Dean Holder, un chico conflictivo que tiene la irritante habilidad de despertarle emociones que ni siquiera comprende. Es capaz de aterrorizarla, y al mismo tiempo cautivarla, con una simple mirada o un roce apenas perceptible.

Sky comienza a darse cuenta de que Dean atesora una importante pieza de su pasado; un pasado oculto, turbulento y borroso. Pero él no es consciente de que tiene la clave para desvelar un secreto que les unirá de un modo que jamás habrían imaginado.

Reseñas:
«Hopeless ha sentado un precedente. Tiene el mejor primer beso de la historia. El mejor protagonista masculino. El mejor giro argumental. La mejor escena de la primera vez. Y el mejor último capítulo. Podría decirse que este libro ha marcado un antes y un después.»
Lynn's Reads

«Cada palabra de esta autora merece ser leída. Hopeless es conmovedora; te deja sin aliento y te hace sentir.»
Totally Booked Blog


Product details

  • Paperback | 400 pages
  • 123 x 190 x 30mm | 283g
  • Spain
  • Spanish
  • 849032624X
  • 9788490326244
  • 40,654


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