BAD DECISIONS

A story that strips love in current times: uncertain, distant, and as necessary as ever.

Is it possible to fall in love without fear in the age of detachment?

Sabina Orozco makes her debut in narrative with an intimate and emotional novel that captures the dreads of our era: the fear of falling in love, of loneliness, of repeating mistakes or even of physical closeness.

Through autofiction, the author immerses us in a story that combines diaries, letters, and messages from dating apps, questioning the traditional idea of love in post-pandemic times.
With fresh prose, the story not only explores couple relationships but also father-daughter bonds, a topic that the author takes up with sensitivity and depth, highlighting its importance in human relationships. A book that challenges the current reader and that promises to consolidate Orozco as a new voice of literature in Spanish.