Lo Que La Nieve Susurra Al Caer / What the Snow Whispers as It Falls - by María Martínez (Paperback)

About the Book

"For Hunter, music is a lot more than just melodies. The songs he writes are his refuge, the only place where he can share his dreams and fears fearr, he will be forced to question everything when a handwritten letter arrives in his mailbox. Willow s life has become a box of messy moments and broken dreams. She has lost her place in the world and can no longer remember the person she wanted to be. As the snow falls, Hunter and Willow will discover that destiny does not always have the last word, and that all of life s moments good or bad make us who we are: that sometimes it is enough to listen to the heart to find oneself. And that, sometimes, love can survive the winter and become an eternal song"--

Book Synopsis

¿Y si para seguir adelante tuvieras que retroceder al punto donde todo comenzó?

Para Hunter, la música es mucho más que un conjunto de notas dando forma a una melodía. Las canciones que compone son un refugio. Acordes que hablan de sueños y miedos. De ganas y carencias. Compases que iluminan las sombras del frío y solitario mundo en el que ha crecido. Musas que han transformado su pasado en un presente brillante. Sin embargo, esa inspiración enmudece cuando encuentra una carta manuscrita en su buzón, que lo obliga a cuestionarse todo lo que sabe sobre sí mismo.

La vida de Willow se ha convertido en una caja de momentos desordenados y sueños frustrados. Siente que ha perdido su lugar en el mundo y ya no recuerda a esa persona que siempre quiso ser.

Mientras la nieve cae silenciosa, Hunter y Willow descubrirán que el destino no siempre tiene la última palabra y que los momentos, buenos o malos, nos van convirtiendo en todo lo que somos. Que a veces basta con escuchar al corazón para encontrarse a uno mismo. Y que hay amores de invierno, capaces de sobrevivir al deshielo y convertirse en canciones eternas.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

For Hunter, music is a lot more than just melodies. The songs he
writes are his refuge, the only place where he can share his
dreams and fears. However, he will be forced to question
everything when a handwritten letter arrives in his mailbox.

Willow's life has become a box of messy moments and broken
dreams. She has lost her place in the world and can no longer
remember the person she wanted to be.

As the snow falls, Hunter and Willow will discover that destiny
does not always have the last word, and that all of life's moments
--good or bad--make us who we are: that sometimes it is enough
to listen to the heart to find oneself. And that, sometimes, love can
survive the winter and become an eternal song.