Al final siempre ganan los monstruos

All their stories begin and end in this place: Villa de la Fuente. People talk a lot about them, but they don't know anything about what happens to them. They are the ones who got lost, the ones who are on drugs, the ones who don't adapt, the weirdos. Juanillo, Jony, Lolo, Vanessa and Cucaracha. Thirties with dyed hair and the music too loud in the car, they drink beer and eat bags of chips, use Tinder and get stripes, they are late if they do. Drugs, botched robberies, trouble at work and in love, lies and PlayStation. All your problems begin and end in this place: Villa de la Fuente. People talk about them, but they have no idea what they feel. A choral novel, rogue but tender that listens and gives a voice to those who can hardly explain themselves. Between Faulkner and Makoki, between Rebeldes and Carson McCullers, a tough and funny book about a place and not being able to get out of it.