The Korean Letter: The invisible emotion

Emily is a young European woman working as a lawyer in a nursing home where she meets an old man - the mysterious resident - who cannot communicate and whose identity no one knows.

Emily will gradually get closer to the old man, discovering his upbringing in South Korea and investigating the culture of a country that is totally foreign to her.

Emily, unstoppable, will learn the Hangul and will even watch all the k-dramasever made with the help of her friend Megan, addicted to romantic TV series, to try to understand the words the old man blurts out.

During this research, Emily, who had closed her heart to love after a very painful failure, will regain the ability to get emotional and will be the center of an intense love triangle.
In addition to Emily's tenderness and tenacity, "The Korean Letter" will also involve Kwan, a famous actor from South Korea, with his own surprising secrets, and the attractive but distant Dr. Matt Hasler, a neurosurgeon who will gradually conquer your heart

REWIEWS

@noraemagazine (Blogger Asian Culture)
"It is a romantic adult novel and perfect for lovers of South Korean culture as wellas for those who are unfamiliar with it.
With a poetic mastery of narrative voices, Esther Campos creates a love triangle in which the protagonist, Emily, along with the other characters who end up stealing the hearts of the readers, will face the challenge of discovering the mystery of "the Korean letter".

@hablamos_de_un_libro( Instagrammer)
"A little gem to enjoy and a promising Spanish writer to keep an eye on. She has managed to catch my attention with a novel full of sweetness, intensity and finesse of soul to describe the emotions of the characters."

@centrodeculturaasiatica( M?laga / Spain)
"The novel clearly reflects its inspiration from Korean dramas and is perfect for those who love the genre as well as those who have no prior knowledge of Korean culture"