At first glance, the youngsters who study at Hailsham boarding school are like any other group of teenagers. They play sports, or have art classes where their teachers are dedicated to stimulating their creativity. It is a hermetic world, where the pupils have no other contact with the outside world than Madame, as they call the woman who comes to take the most interesting works of the teenagers, perhaps for an art gallery, or a museum. Kathy, Ruth and Tommy were boarders at Hailsham and were also a love triangle. And now, Kathy K. allows herself to remember how she and her friends, her lovers, little by little discovered the truth. The reader of this splendid novel, a gothic utopia, will discover that in Hailsham everything is a re-presentation where the young actors do not know that they are, and neither do they know that they are nothing more than the terrible secret of the good health of a society.

"Never abandon me is what would have happened if Brave New World had been written by the author of The Process... An intensely human fable about worlds that have become intensely inhuman" (Juan Gabriel Vásquez, El Periódico).

«A moving and profound novel... A text destined to be among contemporary classics» (Diego Gándara, La Razón).

"Perhaps the most suggestive, original and unpredictable author of his heterodox generation" (Robert Saladrigas, La Vanguardia)