"You make me believe in the impossible."

Luis is the last of the little Fuentes brothers. Unlike his elders, is a serious boy and passionate about his studies. Very ambitious, he drew a plan for the next ten years and has no intention astray. He is seventeen years old when her mother and her return to Chicago. Back at Fairfield High School, Luis revives old relationships, Marco, his childhood friend, who sold his soul to the gang, but Nikki Cruz, the insufferable little cross plague two years earlier, the marriage of his brother.

Because she was ridiculed by her ex, incidentally his first love, Nikki has given up on the feelings and the confidence given to boys. It is very bitter, cynical and offensive. Flirty at heart, Luis plays his charming number. She is totally insensitive. In fact, everything in the boy reminds her of her ex! But Luis persists and signs. Besides that, the Latino Blood gang serves as the traditional welcoming speech: he is related by blood, it has obligations or is his family toasts.

I loved this homecoming, in the city of Chicago, Alex in high school, even with Ms. Peterson during chemistry (am I the only fantasizing about a romance in the future, between his daughter and small Paco!). Luis is a great charmer, he is irresistible, funny and has a sense of honor. His family, for it is sacred. Besides, it's good to see Carlos and to remind his legendary bad temper. It really does not change! The romance between Luis and Nikki, too, hot, hectic and fueled by maybe yes, maybe not. For a last hurray, the author does not host and serves a traditional dish that we love and wanting more.