The narrative follows , a captain of the Judicial Police in Valencia. Thirty years prior, Samir was abandoned as a child on El Saler beach by his mother, Anisa, who promised she would return for him. His life is thrown into turmoil when a young woman's body is found murdered at the exact spot where he was left. Strangely, the victim carried a note with his name and phone number, forcing Samir to confront a past he has spent decades trying to escape. Key Themes and Style
Arias Artacho uses the story to address heavy social issues, including racism, bullying, and the stigma faced by children in the foster care system. Algun Dia Volvere A Buscarte Javier Arias Art...
Reviewers highlight the author's use of metaphors—particularly involving the sea—and his ability to weave a "nostalgic and evocative" emotional journey. About the Author The narrative follows , a captain of the
Javier Arias Artacho (born 1972) is a Barcelona-born writer and professor based in Valencia. He is known for historical and social fiction, including works like Eitana, la esclava judía and Nadie sabrá de mí . Algún día volveré a buscarte - Umbriel Strangely, the victim carried a note with his