Overview

Ligela learned early on not to ask for permission.

She writes, loves, and makes mistakes without hiding. Her body remembers what her mind would rather forget: relationships that require constant adjustment, desires that do not promise salvation, words used as shields or as wounds.

When her love with Karin — intense, imperfect, impossible to tame — begins to crack, Ligela is forced to do what she has always postponed: to stay. Not to hold on to someone else, but to avoid disappearing from herself.

Through crossed cities, unexpected encounters, and bonds that refuse definition, Vanishing Into You tells the fragile yet powerful moment in which a woman stops seeking validation and begins to choose herself.

A novel about love between women that does not console, but illuminates.

About a freedom that does not coincide with the absence of bonds, but with the courage to inhabit one’s own boundaries.