Remedio para un corazón

This compilation book deals with real stories of heterosexual women who, due to life circumstances, end up enjoying lesbian relations in secret, in many cases being unfaithful to their partners, personal data has been modified to protect privacy, enjoy these morbid stories.

El sheriff Roan Benedict pertenecía a una familia de hombres testarudos que tenían la costumbre de ayudar y enamorarse de mujeres igualmente testarudas. Y claro, él se estaba enamorando de una mujer a la que acababa de disparar... Aquella misteriosa desconocida había participado en un robo, pero eso no justificaba las heridas que tenía en la cara ni las quemaduras de cuerda de sus muñecas. Aunque sentía una enorme curiosidad por ella, Roan no terminaba de creer que realmente no recordara lo sucedido. Sólo sabía dos cosas: que aquella mujer mentía y que alguien trataba de matarla. Y...

Memoria tells the seemingly ordinary story of a woman overwhelmed by grief when her lover abandons her. The loss opens an old wound: some 20 years ago Emma’s teenage sister vanished without a trace. Soon Emma will meet another man, but the return to joy is painfully slow. Rarely has the loss of love, as well as the subtle dislocation of a family hit by tragedy, been evoked more poignantly than in this luminous novel. In Memoria’s multi-layered narrative, the reader is irresistibly drawn into the slow reconstruction of Emma’s outer and inner world, a world of dizzying sensuality, deep...

The celebrated bestselling author of The House on Mango Street “is back with her first work of fiction in almost a decade, a story of memory and friendship [and] the experiences young women endure as immigrants worldwide” (AP). In this masterfully written dual-language edition, a long-forgotten letter sets off a charged encounter with the past. As a young woman, Corina leaves her Mexican family in Chicago to pursue her dream of becoming a writer in the cafés of Paris. Instead, she spends her brief time in the City of Light running out of money and lining up with other immigrants to call...