El parador

When people die, they do not go to heaven or hell. They continue to exist—as long as the living remember them—in a place known as "The Inn." Or at least, that is what Gabriel is told when he wakes up after being struck by a vehicle. In life, Gabriel was a surly, arrogant young man; the only ones who would miss him are his dog, Tim, and Rocío, the girl with whom he shared an unequal relationship. Consequently, if he wishes to avoid being forgotten and fading into oblivion, he must find a way to contact her and ensure she retrieves the manuscript he had been working on—convinced that its publication will be a hit and grant him literary immortality. How far will Gabriel go to avoid being forgotten? He soon discovers that success requires learning to collaborate with the eccentric characters inhabiting The Inn and pushing the rules of this limbo—where he now (non-)lives—to the limit, all while questioning his own sanity and uncovering the dark secrets the place conceals.