A groundbreaking and tender novel about parallel and fictitious lives in social networks.
Maia Allen lives with her mother, who has problems with alcohol since her daughter Deneb’s accident. On the other hand, Liam Harper is a well-kown youtuber who feels totally lost and unmotivated in life. One Saturday morning, Maia walks to her car and sees a boy sleeping in the backseat. When she finally manages to wake him up, the boy is totally disoriented. He introduces himself to her as Liam Harper, but she has no idea who he is. Liam doesn’t understand what he did last night to end up in a stranger’s car in a town two hundred miles outside of London. He needs to get home and the only one who can help him is this girl who seems moody, but whom he also finds attractive. Since that chance meeting, their lives intertwine as in a cosmic dance. The vicissitudes of destiny and the circumstances of each will make sure that this is not their last encounter.
A groundbreaking and tender novel about parallel and fictitious lives in social networks.
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Until We Run Out of Stars warns us of the impacts of the digital world on mental health
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