Two worlds apart. One destiny.
Thirty-three years of learning to smile exactly as much as necessary in front of a camera. That was José Daniel’s life: a powerful surname, a flawless future as a lawyer, and a secret he had kept since before he could remember.
The night his father, a conservative senator, dies, someone rings the doorbell of his apartment. It’s a delivery rider with tired eyes and awkward hands who, without knowing it, is about to stir something Daniel believed buried for good.
They have nothing in common: not class, not surname, not world. And yet, from the very first night, there is something neither can name, something that feels, uncomfortably, like a reunion.
A contemporary LGBTQ+ romance set in Colombia, full of secrets, silences, and a wounded country in the background. Born as a stage play, it now arrives on the page with pencil illustrations that accompany every turn of the story.
My Soulmate is a story about the love that keeps trying to find us, even when the whole world, and the past itself, seems designed to keep us apart.
