Save Me: Editorial Alvi Books
Sobre este e-book
She lived a cold and hard reality.
In today's world, her only weapon was the same one that killed her.
She always had in mind that happiness was not her thing. And that adolescence was going to be her worst battle, that she couldn't win every day.
Hoping to see better days come, where she wouldn't have to force herself to feel what she doesn't feel; to express what she doesn't feel.
Well... there are people in this world who don't know how to measure her words, who don't know how much each word affects a person and that each word can become an outflow of blood.
She wanted to be loved and wanted by someone.
He… He always wanted to save someone and be a hero.
Fate did its thing and turned their lives upside down, uniting them for a reason that they both had to discover.
She just wanted to be saved from that world.
This… is the reality of thousands of adolescents in the world today.
For those who seek victory in every battle, every day.
For those, that the war has been lost.
Suicide is not the solution.
Neither does the blade.
She didn't understand.
And he came to make her understand... that life can smile at her, at everyone capable of smiling at her even with tears falling.
Where she needed help.
He was her salvation.
(Based on real facts)
Sobre o autor
Nahomi Bravo was born in Venezuela, where she studies and lives with her mother. He brings the passion of writing to everything, and has shown that he doesn't need to be a certain age to be professional at something. Her first book My Bad Girl (published by Editorial Planeta Alvi) was the beginning of a dream, and she did not let her new career fall despite what happened, an example of improvement. Save me, second adolescent work, where a success is presumed. The work is mainly aimed at youth, where the consequences of damage, words and actions are shown. Her desire and passion to create stories have led her to write a reflective story, where the real pain of adolescents is shown, where overcoming is denoted and where it is taught that he who does not fight, does not win.
