GRUPO PLANETA - HERE WE PUT A LOT OF EGGS INTO THE OMELET

An erotic, refreshing, mischievous and very sensual comedy, in which all the stereotypes about the French come to light and there are countless situations that will make you laugh out loud.

Synopsis of Here we put a lot of eggs... in the omelette:

Maica, alias Zape, is the daughter of a truck driver, a fervent hater of the French, and at twenty-six years old, she has finally managed to graduate in Chemistry. When she found out that she was going to have no vacations that summer, her unconditional friend Ainhoa, alias Zipi, offered her to spend the summer in London thanks to a European cultural exchange program. But an unfortunate mistake made Maica sign up to go to Paris, which would separate her from her best friend and force her to take a French woman into her house. From that moment on, everything will change for the protagonist, who will be involved in a funny plot, especially when she discovers that the one who was going to be her guest turns out to be an attractive, elegant and sexy Parisian man called Mattew, who will turn her world upside down.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR OF HERE WE PUT A LOT OF EGGS... INTO THE OMELET

García de Saura is the stage name of Carmen María García, who, after several years of trying, managed to write her first novel, La culpa es de DISNEI, in the spring of 2015, followed by Lo que el alcohol ha reunido que no lo separe la resaca, Aquí le echamos muchos huevos… a la tortilla, Soñando a lo grande, pensar a lo «chico», the latter co-authored with Alissa Brontë, Houston, Tenemos más de un problema and Houston, Tenemos una misiones inn-posible. Born in Molina de Segura (Murcia), she completed her Baccalaureate and COU studies in the field of pure literature. She later graduated as a Technical Specialist in Administration. After the birth of her son, she developed a vocation for painting, where over the years she has painted more than four hundred works and has exhibited on more than eighteen occasions, both collectively and individually. Some of her works can be found in cities such as Barcelona, ​​London and Buenos Aires. Her interest in advancing and learning also led her to attend computer, jewelry and tattoo courses.