Héctor: Madrid City is a short novel that narrates the emotional story of Héctor, a passionate 29-year-old barista, and John, a 27-year-old American student, who meet at the El Rastro flea market in Madrid. Their conversation about music and literature transforms into a deep connection, leading them to explore the Spanish capital together.

As their relationship deepens, they face challenges such as the idea of an open relationship and managing jealousy and insecurities. Unexpected incidents and health concerns test their love but also strengthen their commitment.

John's imminent departure to Brooklyn adds nostalgia and intensity, but their promise to maintain open communication shows that their love can overcome any adversity. The novel is a tribute to honesty, the strength of human connection, and the power of love to illuminate the darkest days.

Inspired by the work and legacy of Federico García Lorca, this novel pays homage to the poet through its narrative and themes, capturing the passion, art, and social commitment that defined Lorca. Reading it is a way to connect with the spirit of the great poet.

HÉCTOR: Madrid City is presented as a work that not only entertains but also celebrates diversity and acceptance. Links and Social MediaWebsite: HectorMadrid.

CityWebsite: Plastic-Books. comTikTok: @Plastic.

BooksInstagram: @Plastic. BooksYouTube: @PlasticBooks.