Julia está bien

This is a novel that tells us about generational failures, bravery as there are no more and true love. A story about two women who, at the most unexpected moment, will share their past and present, looking for their lifesaver in each other. Sofía is a thirty-year-old who is not going through her best moment. She was recently divorced and unemployed, she decides to move to her grandmother's house, Julia, to take care of her and, incidentally, save the rent that she cannot pay. What at first is a desperate solution soon turns into a special coexistence relationship between an increasingly ill old woman, who wants to narrate her life before time runs out, and a granddaughter who, page after page, will give herself away. realize how you need to hear that story. The extraordinary experiences of the grandmother during the Civil War, when she risked her life as part of a resistance group while the man she loved was imprisoned, are united in this novel to the reflection -full of tenderness and sadness, but also of humor- of the routine of these two women who share a few days that they know will be the last. Based on the history of her own family, the author braids a novel that jumps again and again from the present to the past, to tell us two stories that may have always been one.