Franco Jorge Książki

A novel about the children raised by 1990s Colombia's most dangerous drug lords

In a backdrop of 1980s Medellín, a woman named Rosario Tijeras embodies the harsh contrasts of love and violence. After being shot while sharing a kiss, she grapples with the intertwining pain of love and death. Her name symbolizes her duality, as she becomes a contract killer to shield herself from the rampant violence surrounding her. The narrative explores her tumultuous journey, highlighting themes of survival, vulnerability, and the complexities of a life marked by both affection and brutality.