Suanne Laqueur - A pacsirták röpte (Vadászat 1.)

"Life has rules. And you can't set me up with someone in the middle of the night and take what we agreed wasn't yours."

September 11, 1973

11-year-old Alejandro Pendra watches from the window of his room as the military coup strikes his city, Santiago, Chile, destroying his family and his entire childhood. When he arrives alone in the United States, he is welcomed by one of the town's prestigious families. Despite his severe grief over his missing parents, he begins to bond with the family and eventually marries one of their daughters, Valerie.

September 11, 2001

Javier Landes watches from his bedroom window as terrorism strikes New York City. As one of the highest paid male escorts in Manhattan, this professional lover is never short of company and is only true to himself. But shortly after 9/11, he is appointed guardian of his orphaned nephew, so he must reveal his carefully guarded heart to the long-suppressed pain.

In their twenties, Alex, Valerie and Jav first experience an unexpected attraction that is unusual and overwhelming for each of them. When they meet again in their forties, they realize not only that the bond between them is still strong, but that their life experiences are strangely similar. All three have been reshaped by their own 9/11, and their unresolved pasts change everything they thought about love, loyalty, and friendship.

A great novel spanning three decades that explores the unexpectedness of sexual attraction, the formation, rupture and fusion of family ties. It shows that a love that looks like a falling flight can fly you high.

A romantic story, in an unusual version. Deep, raw, honest and disturbing."A stunningly provocative story full of unexpected twists and turns."
- KAS, goodreads.com

Go deep! Relax! Be present!

Recommended for adults!