Laura Restrepo Book order

January 1, 1950

Laura Restrepo is a Colombian writer whose work frequently draws inspiration from historical events, weaving them into fictional narratives. Her writing delves into complex human relationships and the darker corners of history. Restrepo is celebrated for her insightful exploration of character psychology and her ability to bring past events to life with dramatic intensity. Her distinctive style often blurs the lines between fact and fiction, crafting compelling and thought-provoking stories.

2018
The Dark Bride
368 pages
13 hours of reading
3.8(642)Add rating
The narrative centers on Sayonara, a captivating and enigmatic figure in a Colombian city, who becomes the object of desire for refinery workers seeking escapism. As she reigns over her surroundings, her life takes a dramatic turn when she falls in love with a man beyond her reach. This unrequited love leads to tragic repercussions, affecting not only her fate but also the lives of those connected to the Tropical Oil Company, intertwining themes of desire, loss, and the harsh realities of their world.
2008
Delirium
336 pages
12 hours of reading
3.2(25)Add rating
Aguliar returns home after a four-day business trip to discover that his beloved wife has gone mad. Desperate to rescue Agustina from her sudden, devastating insanity, Aguliar delves back into her shadowy past. that of Midas, a flamboyant drug-trafficker and Agustina's former lover, and Agustina's splintered memories of her own troubled childhood.
1998
The Angel of Galilea
210 pages
8 hours of reading
3.7(1018)Add rating
The narrative explores the journey of a barrio angel who guides readers in perceiving deeper truths beyond surface appearances. It emphasizes embracing reality through a sensory experience, encouraging a richer understanding of life and its complexities. The book invites reflection on perception and the essence of existence, offering wisdom and insight into the human experience.

The Dark Bride

Delirium

The Angel of Galilea