Looking for Spanish Novels?I know how tough it is to find good readings to learn a new language.
You don't usually have a large vocabulary or are able to read long and complex sentences.
You'd like to go right to the fun stuff, but maybe it's too hard for you now.
A typical Spanish reader isn't interesting or just plain boring.
But this book is not like that.

Learning with Spanish Novels is easy and straightforward. Forget about difficult long texts with English-translations. This book for Spanish learners is not like that. It will take you to the next level in less time. That means less effort and struggling towards your way to fluency in Spanish. Improving your Spanish can be lots of fun.

A Spanish Book for High Advanced Learners (C2) Both Fun & EasyLa última apuesta is the book number 24 of the Spanish Novels Series. This High Advanced Spanish Reader is intended for learners who already have a very good command of the language. At this level I assume you are comfortable reading longer texts that express ideas, feelings, and other abstract things. You are also able to follow more complex plotlines and grasp subtle nuances of the language.

Diego is a lifelong gambler. He bets money on everything and anything, but always ends up losing much more than what he earns. Deeply in debt, he will play his last poker tournament in Las Vegas to save his family.

This Spanish Book for High Advanced Learners will show you the most used grammar structures in different situations. As the difficulty level is just right you will learn and enjoy it at the same time. This Spanish book will definitely help you work your way up toward even more advanced readings.

Why Spanish Novels Everyday dialogues Multiple genres Engaging stories Step by step approach Contextual learning A High Advanced (C2) Spanish Reader in EVERYDAY LanguageFrom the First Chapter:

- No va más! -dijo el croupier, mientras giraba la rueda de la ruleta. Diego acababa de poner todas sus fichas -unos 40000 dólares- al color rojo. Esta era la tercera vez en el día en que hacía la misma apuesta: a todo o nada. O doblaba la cantidad de dinero o se iba con las manos vacías. Nunca le habían gustado los términos medios. Si ganaba quería ganar a lo grande, y si perdía también. Prefería mil veces irse rico que irse con solo "un poco de dinero". Lo tenía perfectamente claro: si perdía esta jugada no iba a tener más remedio que pedir otro préstamo. Pero esta vez ya