Abril is obsessed with her dreams. Ever since she crossed paths with that random stranger in the library, he appears in front of her eyes every time she falls asleep. In her oneiric world, that boy is Victor, a 1914 Barcelona’s bourgeois, and she, well; she’s not even herself. Her name is Marina, a worker class girl that lives in the same building as Victor. While the story between the two of them goes on night by night, Abril will fight to stay away from Marina’s feelings, and will try to discover what does those dreams mean.
Laia Soler (Lleida, 1991) has always been surrounded by the written word. Literature loving ever since she can remember, she has studied Journalism and is the Webmaster of the literary critic blog Paper wings. The days that tear us apart is her first novel.
