Charlotte has thirty days, a set of brass keys and almost no Spanish.
The ruthless digital strategist has been sent to Madrid to gut and rebrand a historic family-run hotel. Then the manager offers her a wager she can't refuse, drops the keys on the desk and walks out.
Now every guest, every supplier and every crisis speaks Spanish. If she wants to win, she'll have to learn it fast.
Como siempre is a novel first. But every Spanish word arrives the way it would if you were really there, with its pronunciation and meaning right beside it. The words come back again and again until they belong to you. Each chapter ends with Charlotte's Notebook of cultural notes and everyday Spanish.
Read it for the story. Close it speaking more Spanish than you expected.