This concerns Anabelleza Alvaro, a girl from a privileged family struggling to break free from the stereotype of affluent people in her home city in a small South American country. At the same time, the ever present animosity between the rich and the poor is furthered by protests and a city-rocking trial, in which the verdict becomes the straw that broke the camel's back, igniting terrible bouts with violence that eventually goes too far. Marilyn Monroe says it best: "Good things fall apart so that better things can fall together." Plus, Anabelleza doesn't even know that someone may be looking for her. That person needs her for something they need to do in order to fulfil a promise they made to someone they care about. Filled with tragedy and humor, "Burning Water" is sure to leave any reader dripping with emotion by the realities that are of human conflict and experience. Please enjoy!

Life is not always easy, I know that. Everybody hates me at school, students and teachers. But I don't care as long as Alex, my boyfriend, is with me. But having a boyfriend who's mysteriously disappearing is not always easy. Especially when everybody seems to know the truth except you. But sometimes it's for the best, truth is not always easy to hear. (Cover made by @PurplePizza) © Copyright 2014. Please, don't steal, copy or redistribute without my permission.