Y es que el principio está tan lejos del problema principal, que parece que las páginas no pasaran. Se hace eterno. Pero cuando empieza a tomar ritmo saltan muchas cosas a la luz, problemáticas que, en mayor o menor medida, van girando alrededor de nuestra protagonista. Se hacen un hueco en el argumento y se quedan. Con romances bien distribuidos que no llegan a ser pesados, ni que quedan en el centro de atención todo el tiempo.

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