Dance, Laia

Salva Rubio returns to the novel-genre with an optimistic story for these times when all we want to do is to go out and dance like crazy.

Laia and Albert are a happy couple about to celebrate their ten-year anniversary, but she begins to think that maybe they need to recover the passion from the beginning of their relationship.

Laia then decides to sign up for a lindy hop class, where in addition to the fun dance, she discovers the world of polyamory and open relationships with Helena, an experienced dancer and owner of the school. At the same time, Laia meets Zack, a charming and fascinating American dance instructor who begins to attract her irremediably.

Amidst so many passions, Laia begins to rethink her life. Will the couple survive so many temptations, doubts, and dance steps? Dance, Laia is a story (or two? or three?) of seduction, a musical, a comedy of thirty-somethings, and a love letter to Barcelona. With influences of Nick Hornby, Billy Wilder, and Dirty Dancing, Salva Rubio combines in a fresh and funny novel the dynamic universes of swing and the fascinating world of polyamory.