November 4, 2026A Bilingual Newspaper
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‘Eloise’, A True Love Story

Eloise dreams of becoming a dancer and actress. When her authoritarian parents intervene and limit her opportunities, Eloise becomes engaged to an older divorced man and begins to make plans to emigrate from Brazil to the United States to attend graduate school. But when her fiancé dies in a plane crash just six weeks before they are set to leave, Eloise wonders if she will ever find space in her broken heart to love again.

In “Eloise: A Love Story,” by Alina Gomes (published by Archway Publishing), a young woman embarks on a journey of maturity that takes her from Brazil to America, where she learns to trust in the power of true love.

“Everyone loves a love story because love is what makes the world go round,” says Gomes.

Alina Gomes was born and raised in Brazil. She is a writer inspired by her travels around the world. She currently resides in California. “Eloise” is her first book, available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.


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