El arte de ser nosotros / The Art of Being Us (Spanish Edition)

She's spent three years perfecting the art of hating him—turns out, she's been perfecting the art of wanting him instead.

When rising gallery curator Valentina accepts the commission of her career, she doesn't know the impossible artist attached to it is the same infuriating man who publicly destroyed her first exhibition. Now she needs Marcos Vidal's signature on a contract, and he needs her connections to revive a reputation he's slowly burning to the ground. Neither of them needs the electric tension that sparks every time they're in the same room.

Their arrangement is simple: professional, temporary, survivable. Marcos keeps his distance. Valentina keeps her walls up. But art has a way of stripping people bare, and somewhere between midnight arguments about brushstrokes and stolen glances across candlelit canvases, the lines between rivalry and something far more dangerous begin to blur.

Marcos sees Valentina the way no one else does—not as a curator, not as competition, but as someone whose carefully constructed armor is the most beautiful thing he's ever wanted to break through. And Valentina is terrified that he's succeeding.

Because hating someone is safe. Easy. Clean.

Loving them is the hardest, most irreversible thing in the world.

*El arte de ser nosotros* asks one devastating question: what do you do when your greatest enemy becomes the only person who truly sees you?