¿Estás dormida? (Are You Sleeping? - Spanish Edition) - Softcover

Kathleen Barber creció en Galesburg, Illinois, y se licenció en Derecho en la Universidad Northwestern (Illinois). Ha ejercido como abogada de quiebras en grandes despachos de Chicago y Nueva York. Ha publicado relatos en distintas revistas, y ha escrito blogs sobre bienestar y sobre sus viajes como mochilera por África. Esta es su primera novela. ¿Estás dormida? está siendo todo un éxito de crítica y ventas en EE. UU. También será próximamente publicado en otros diez países y adaptado a serie televisiva en un proyecto producido por Reese Witherspoon para Apple.

“[An] inventive debut... The intense plot and character studies are enhanced by the emotional look at the dynamics of a family forever scarred by violence.” (Publishers Weekly, starred review)

“Barber is a delightful writer who has produced a taut thriller that will leave you wondering the identity of the killer. My prediction: the book is destined for the New York Times best seller list.” (Chicago Tribune)

“I was completely hooked from the very first page. Layers of deceit, family drama, a murdered father, a disturbed mother, mayhem, cults, lies, betrayals, and a possibly deranged podcaster—this story has it all... If you like twisty psychological thrillers, this is your book.” (J.T. Ellison, bestselling co-author of The Devil’s Triangle)

“Kathleen Barber perfectly captures the media frenzy around a notorious murder and the inclusion of a podcast adds an extra layer of timely eeriness. The public perception is contrasted flawlessly against the element of private pain, such that the ‘public’ itself becomes a fully developed character.” (Kate Moretti, author of The Vanishing Year)

“Are You Sleeping? will more than likely keep you up all night as this most compelling suspenseful novel unfolds. A classic whodunnit gets a very clever modern treatment that left this reader’s heart racing right up to the last page.” (Liz Nugent, author of Unraveling Oliver)

“Reminiscent of the hit podcast Serial, this debut is an exciting read about what happens when the past continues to haunt the present.” (Dallas News)

“An excellent examination of what it must be like to be caught up in a media frenzy...absorbing reading for those who can’t get enough of flawed-but-likable narrators.” (Booklist)