The Stories of Eva Luna

Eva Luna, entwined with her lover in bed, is asked to tell him a story 'you have never told anyone before'. As she relates a tale of twenty-three interwoven parts, she knits a kaleidoscopic portrait of the people and landscape of South America. Here are guerrillas and fortune-tellers, tyrants and great beauties, whores and peasants. These are stories of poverty and politics, passion and pain, tragedy and comedy, all gloriously imagined by one of the world's most captivating storytellers. Vibrant and colourful. Twenty-three magical tales, of anger that changes to laughter and revenge that turns into love Literary Review Like a plate of hors-d'oeuvres, each one tempting, some as exquisite as caviare. Stunning New York Times Book Review Vital and compelling The Times Enchanting, magnificent. Absolute magic on every level Cosmopolitan