She thought her new coworker was a myth. Then he came back.

Julia arrives at Creative Pulse, a design agency in the heart of Madrid, ready to prove she belongs. What she finds instead is a desk next to a ghost ? the legendary Julián, still on leave after a motorcycle accident that left him with a limp, a reputation, and zero interest in company.

Everyone warns her: brilliant, cold, unreachable. An iceberg in human form.

When Julián returns, he makes one thing clear: he doesn't do warmth, he doesn't do disorder, and he absolutely does not do Julia's sticky notes, her cheerful succulents, or her stubborn refusal to take up less space than she deserves.

She calls it mutual tolerance. He calls it a distraction he can't afford.

But when a high-stakes campaign forces them to work as partners ? sharing a desk, deadlines, and far too much honesty ? something underneath the surface begins to crack. A shared language built from color palettes and cold coffee, from arguments that sound like confessions and silences that feel like gravity.

The problem isn't that they're wrong for each other.

The problem is that Julián has spent years engineering a life with no room in it, and Julia is the element he never knew how to design around.

Julia and the Iceberg is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance set in the creative heart of Madrid ? for readers who like their love stories with sharp wit, real tension, and a hero who, when he finally falls, falls completely.