★ A NEW YA SAGA by CARE SANTOS！

★ A brand-new YA series by Spanish bestselling author Care Santos! Her works have been translated into more than 20 languages, including English, German, French, Swedish, Korean, and Italian, and have won numerous prestigious literary awards in Spain.

★ Focusing on the struggles of young adults, this series explores peer pressure and the complex choices of human nature:
● Monday (Labyrinth, vol. 1) – A story of a girl's struggle and growth after experiencing betrayal.
● Sunday (Labyrinth, vol. 2) – An exploration of belonging, peer pressure, masculinity, and guilt, as well as the blurred line between complicity and taking responsibility.
● Following books will include Saturday and Friday.

Never give up. You are unsinkable, even if you don't know it.

How do you keep breathing when the person you trusted pushes you into the abyss? A girl takes refuge in the silence of her room. It's Monday morning and the family routine begins with its usual noise: the alarm clock, her mother's rush, the walk to school. However, for Nayara, the world has stopped. Her cell phone lies turned off, "dead," hidden at the bottom of a drawer, just as she tries to hide from reality after what happened last Friday. Just a few days earlier, Nayara believed she was living a dream with Enzo, blindly trusting his words and promises. But the betrayal in the bathrooms of the Labyrinth Park has turned that dream into a nightmare from which she does not know how to wake up.

Monday is the story of Nayara, of the unwavering loyalty of her brother Ferrán (a shipwreck enthusiast who senses that something terrible is happening) and of how, sometimes, violence bursts in without warning to change everything. Because... How do you keep breathing when the person you trusted pushes you into the abyss?

Monday is the first day of the week, and also the opening title of a compelling literary saga that addresses a necessary and urgent subject, handled with the mastery only Care Santos can offer.

Care Santos (Mataró, 1970) studied Law
at the University of Barcelona, but
started her writing career from an early
age, publishing articles in national and
international publications including, Diari
de Barcelona, El Mundo, ABC, La Jornada
(México) and Perspectiva (Bolivia). Today,
she is a literary critic for El Cultural, the
literary supplement of El Mundo.
She is the author of an extended
narrative work for adults and for youngadults
as well, indifferently in Spanish
and in Catalan. Her work has been translated into more than 20 languages
including English, German, French, Swedish, Korean or Italian, among others.
She has been awarded with the most prestigious literary awards. Among the
Children and Young adult awards, she has achieved the Edebé award twice
(2003 & 2015), Gran Angular (2002), Protagonista Jove (2002, voted by readers),
Ramon Muntaner (2006) or the Joaquim, Ruyra (2013).