Like This Afternoon Forever

Set against the backdrop of Colombia's turbulent history of drug violence and conflict, Jaime Manrique's novel "Like This Afternoon Forever" intertwines the compelling stories of two gay Catholic priests—Lucas and Ignacio—whose love story unfolds amid the chaos. As they work in a community affected by war and displacement, Ignacio uncovers a chilling case of known as "the false positives," which threatens their safety and future together. The novel explores themes of love, loyalty, and resilience in a landscape shaped by violence and upheaval.