I like your car (eBook, ePUB) - Fariña, Mali
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Although her heart is full of scars from the past, Amaia lives happily in her apartment with her dog Lian (ending in n, for lian). A hard-working and independent woman, she enjoys her nights out with her soul friends, The Five Sisters, without thinking about love. One morning, a sports car driven by a famous man crosses in front of her. As she walks to the office, she can't stop thinking about the hottie she just saw and how she would look sitting in the passenger seat. Her fantasies come to fruition when, suddenly, she sees him enter the office and her boss introduces him as her new partner.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Although her heart is full of scars from the past, Amaia lives happily in her apartment with her dog Lian (ending in n, for lian). A hard-working and independent woman, she enjoys her nights out with her soul friends, The Five Sisters, without thinking about love. One morning, a sports car driven by a famous man crosses in front of her. As she walks to the office, she can't stop thinking about the hottie she just saw and how she would look sitting in the passenger seat. Her fantasies come to fruition when, suddenly, she sees him enter the office and her boss introduces him as her new partner. Boom, boom, boom. Everything would have been perfect if one of the secretaries hadn't also set her sights on him... Delve into the pages of Las chicas de Mali, where love, jealousy, envy and false appearances will make your heart beat.
Autorenporträt
Amalia Fariña Martínez (Mali) was born on January 3, 1960 in Marín (Pontevedra), but since 1986 she has lived in Castelldefels (Barcelona). She pursued a career in teaching, but the illness of her first-born son, Francisco Antonio, as soon as she was born, cut short her working life. She dedicated herself fully to the care of her son - currently deceased - and the following children who arrived: Santiago, Fernando, Alberto and Pablo, the result of her marriage to Francisco Fernando. Currently, she is already the grandmother of two grandchildren: Iago and Eyre. In December 2020, her life took another turn; She suffered a stroke that left her with some after-effects. Despite this, Amalia has not lost her enthusiasm for continuing to live and for enjoying her hobbies, including literature. With a literary style that makes her unmistakable, she has created a world of fighting women who nothing and no one prevents them from achieving their goals and her dreams. The girls from Mali arrive stomping, for the enjoyment of thousands of readers.