Sangre de Horchata / Horchata Blood [Spanish]

Una tragedia familiar en forma de comedia.

El regreso a la novela de una autora multipremiada y con una voz inconfundible.

«D nde estaba mi sangre de horchata ahora .

Bel n tiene diecis is a os y vive en una casa de locos. Su padre, ya muy mayor y en silla de ruedas, insiste en empezar a organizar la enorme herencia que le corresponde. Su hermano parece saber cosas que a ella le oculta todo el mundo. De su madre ni hablamos: apenas alguna llamada telef nica con mala cobertura y ni una visita desde que, cuando los hermanos eran peque os, sufri un episodio que acab en internamiento. Y Bel n quiere que todo sea normal y seguir el consejo que oye desde ni a: «Sangre de horchata, cari o. Pase lo que pase, hay que tener sangre fr a .

Con ritmo de comedia y aliento de drama, Luisa Castro teje una gran novela sobre la ruptura de una familia y sobre eso que nunca sabremos de los dem s: qu sucede tras la puerta cerrada.

«Due a de un misterio que no desea desvelar, Luisa Castro es serena, c lida e inteligente . -Bel n Fortes, Barcelona Review

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A family tragedy in the form of comedy.

The return to the fiction of an award-winning author with an unmistakable voice.

"Owner of a mystery that she does not want to reveal, Luisa Castro is serene, warm, and intelligent."--Bel n Fortes, Barcelona Review

"Where was my horchata blood now?"

Bel n is sixteen years old and lives in a house of crazy people. Her father, very old and in a wheelchair, insists on starting to organize his enormous inheritance. Her brother seems to know things that everyone hides from her. There's also the problem that is her mother: who calls every now and then with bad coverage and does not visit the brothers since they were little, after she suffered an episode that ended in hospitalization. Bel n just wants everything to be normal and follow the advice she has heard since she was a child: "Horchata blood, darling. Whatever happens, you must be cold-blooded".

With the rhythm of a comedy and dramatic airs, Luisa Castro weaves a great novel about the breakup of a family and what we will never know about others: what happens behind closed doors.