The Winter That Never Ended

In this profoundly human and emotional work, you will delve into a story where winter ceases to be a season and becomes a state of the soul. Here, every page reflects that inner cold we have all felt at some point: the cold of losses that cannot be overcome, silences that weigh heavily, memories that wound, and truths we break in order to survive. It is a journey into the most fragile parts of the heart, an intimate exploration of places where time stands still and hope seems to fade… but never completely. Through chapters brimming with symbolism and drama, scenarios are explored that reveal the deepest aspects of the human being: a city that surrenders, a bridge no one dares to cross, a house without warmth, a dream buried under the snow, a day that shattered everything. Each scene is written so that the reader not only observes the story but also finds themselves within it, recognizing emotions they may never have put into words. It's a book that embraces and hurts at the same time. A work that whispers you're not alone, even when life feels frozen. With a profound, reflective, and immersive narrative, it seeks to connect the reader with their own story while exploring the lives of its characters, discovering that—despite the cold—there's always a space where the light tries to return. "Sometimes it's not the winter outside that weighs most heavily, but the one inside." This phrase could summarize the essence of what you'll find here: a reminder that we all go through dark times, but also that no night, however long, ever ceases to seek its dawn. If you're looking for a book that will move you, that will invite you to feel, to remember, to heal, and to reflect on what you've lost and what you can still recover, this book is for you. Every page has been written to touch your heart, awaken emotions, and accompany you on your own journey—the one you may have been putting off for too long. An intense, honest, and profoundly human story. A story that, once you start it, you won't want to put down.