Some bridges divide. Others lead us to places we don't want to see. Catherine knows the rules. She believes in justice and logic. But when she follows her sister to Medellín-a city where social classes divide not only people but entire worlds-everything she thought she knew begins to crumble. Between red bricks and corrugated iron, between dance and silence, she meets Iván. A young man from the hills of the city who carries too much responsibility and has too much to hide. And a child whose gaze just never lets her go. "At the Other Side of the Bridge" is a novel about close ness and distance, about class barriers and the courage to question them. About Colombia-wild, lively, contradic tory-and about two people whose worlds are not made for each other. And yet they meet.