Natalia García Martínez was born in Madrid. A publicist by profession with an extensive career in multinational agencies, she considers herself a lover of Communication: Of the ability to know how to transmit and persuade.

She has inherited from her parents a love for reading and has three published novels: Flores de invernadero (Greenhouse Flowers), published in 2011, in which her protagonist is immersed in the vicissitudes of an Advertising Agency. In 2014 came Cuatro estrellas (Four Stars) where Rosa, from her position as receptionist, is involved in a plot of strange robberies, and Verdades y sombras (Truths and Shadows), published that same year, in which the grudges of the past weave a story of love and revenge.

She currently works as an independent consultant for SMEs in the area of ​​Communication and Marketing and enjoys sharing her recommendations of good reads and inspiring bookstores on her blog “Leodisfrutoescribo” (“I Read I Enjoy I Write”).

She has just finished her fourth book 55, about a Society of the future where technology has facilitated an amazing knowledge of the human brain and allows its young inhabitants to live with a good quality of life, but the price they have to pay is that at the age of 55 citizens are expelled. Strange fainting spells and disappearances of relevant figures raise the alarm in a Society that is not so perfect.