También Beth ha sido una pequeña sorpresa. Al final han sido los amigos los que para mí han adquirido más importancia que la historia de amor. Por eso, y únicamente por eso, tolero que se maten personajes (eso es así, me da mucha rabia). Ha servido como desencadenante ha servido para denunciar una situación, para hacer más patente una injusticia. Pero, en este caso, no ha sido únicamente crear shock por hacerlo. Nada como matar personajes para crear shock.

Thoughtful and romantic, this is a beautifully written story about following your heart and fulfilling your potential.Įste libro se ha movido entre las dos y las tres estrellas hasta las últimas páginas. Then tragedy strikes-and threatens to destroy everything that Salva has worked for.

Soon Beth is pushing Salva to set his sights higher than ever-because she knows he has more to offer, more than even he realizes. Until fate throws them together and the attraction is irresistible. Popular guy and bookish girl-the two have almost nothing in common. But she's also smart, and she has serious plans for her future. Dreamy and shy, Beth is used to blending into the background. Everyone loves him.Įspecially Beth Courant, AKA the walking disaster area. He's student body president, quarterback of the football team, and has a near-perfect GPA. His Mexican immigrant family has high expectations, and Salva intends to fulfill them. Salvador Resendez-Salva to his friends-appears to have it all. Until you know Salva & Beth.A smart, unexpected romance from an award-winning author. If I wanted to be cheesy, I could pitch it as ' Perfect Chemistry meets Romeo & Juliet ' but then you'd assume you know the end. In this case, Pepe was right: Salva has a heck of a story. Pepe is Salva's best friend, and he's pretty certain he knows what Salva needs: by this I mean who Salva should date, what sport he should play, what he should do with his life, where he should go to college, and when Salva should be brave enough to introduce himself to an author-aka yours truly-and demand that author write his story. I didn't find that out until Pepe shoved Salva into the prologue. Though I got no names out of that collision, and I had no idea there was a book coming. There was plenty of evidence to support both claims. According to her, he was one of those 'patronizing-and annoying-organized people.' And according to him, she was 'the walking disaster area.' Oh, no they were both far too busy telling me about each other. Yet neither of them bothered to introduce themselves. Papers, pencils, the contents of Beth's backpack, and point of view everywhere! I first met Salva and Beth in the middle of a collision.

Salvation by Anne Osterlund