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Una novela escrita a ritmo de rock, con guinos a los clasicos de terror y una vuelta de tuerca que te llevara a un sitio del que quizas nunca puedas, o quieras, salir. Damian huye de dos asesinos que lo persiguen en una solitaria carretera en el desierto. Logra eludirlos pero su automovil se esta quedando sin gasolina. A la distancia descubre un hotel que por fuera parece abandonado. Llama a la puerta y lo recibe Mercedes, una hermosa rubia quien lo invita a pasar. Por dentro el hotel es espectacular: cada detalle esta cuidado a la perfeccion, pero hay algo sombrío que se esconde entre sus paredes y pasillos. Damian cree escuchar voces que mencionan su nombre, aunque las atribuye al estres y su cansancio. Nuestro angustiado protagonista vive una experiencia aterradora cuando intenta marcharse al día siguiente y suceden cosas inexplicables que se lo impiden. De pronto, Damian quedara atrapado en este lugar que cambia, que susurra, que nos hace dudar si esta viviendo una pesadilla o si todo es producto de sus alucinaciones. Damian has managed to escape from the bullies. The robbery has been a success, but his Mercedes can no longer run in the desert and with his last effort, he leaves Damian at the Hotel California. The hotel is a charming and extravagant place, which becomes increasingly strange as Damian enters it and meets its peculiar workers and guests. Soon, bullies won''t be the only thing he has to escape from. A story of loss and revenge is trapped in a chilling and mysterious atmosphere. Hotel California is a book in which the legendary song by The Eagles resonates, but which, at the same time, develops its own story, full of unusual, melancholic and action moments, which, like the protagonist of the song, do not allow the reader abandon the book. Ramon Valdes Elizondo has created an immersive, fast and direct narrative, in which the reader will not have a break between the mystery and the motives of its protagonist. This narrative is complemented by a playlist that Valdes Elizondo himself created, thinking about reading Hotel California, and which is made up of various classics and the occasional surprise. ...
