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LLEGA EL DESENLACE DE LA TRILOGÍA MÁS AMBICIOSA DE LAS AUTORAS BESTSELLERS IRIA Y SELENE.
El tiempo fue un don. Después, una tentación. Ahora es una sentencia.
Tras toda una vida cargando con el Amuleto, Nathan ha perdido el poder del tiempo. Ahora su mundo se desmorona pero, aunque ya es tarde para enmendar sus errores, aún puede hacer que merezcan la pena al recuperar a Adam. Y solo su demonio y el nuevo Portador pueden ayudarle a conseguirlo.
Lilith, en cambio, está convencida de que recuperar a su hermano no va a solucionar nada, casi tanto como de que se ha equivocado con Nathan. Quizá su destino nunca fue matarlo, sino salvarlo. No del Amuleto, tampoco de su demonio, sino de sí mismo.
Por su parte, Darien sabe perfectamente lo que se siente al no tener salvación. Ya ha renunciado a ella. Una condena pende sobre su cabeza y lo más probable es que ni él ni la persona que ama puedan evitarla.
O quizá sí. Quizá exista alguna manera de vencer en la partida de los dioses.
Pero hay juegos que no se pueden ganar sin sacrificios.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
THE CLIMAX OF THE MOST AMBITIOUS TRILOGY BY BESTSELLING AUTHORS IRIA AND SELENE IS HERE.
Time was a gift. Then, a temptation. Now it is a conviction.
After a lifetime of carrying the Amulet, Nathan has lost the power of time. Now his world is falling apart, but even though it’s too late to make amends for his mistakes, he can still make them worthwhile by bringing Adam back. And only his demon and the new Bearer can help him achieve that.
Lilith, on the other hand, is convinced that bringing her brother back won’t solve anything—almost as much as she’s convinced she was wrong about Nathan. Perhaps her destiny was never to kill him, but to save him. Not from the Amulet, nor from his demon, but from himself.
For his part, Darien knows exactly what it feels like to have no salvation. He has already given up on it. A sentence hangs over his head, and most likely neither he nor the person he loves will be able to avoid it.
Or maybe they can. Maybe there’s a way to win the gods’ game.
But there are games that cannot be won without sacrifice.
El tiempo fue un don. Después, una tentación. Ahora es una sentencia.
Tras toda una vida cargando con el Amuleto, Nathan ha perdido el poder del tiempo. Ahora su mundo se desmorona pero, aunque ya es tarde para enmendar sus errores, aún puede hacer que merezcan la pena al recuperar a Adam. Y solo su demonio y el nuevo Portador pueden ayudarle a conseguirlo.
Lilith, en cambio, está convencida de que recuperar a su hermano no va a solucionar nada, casi tanto como de que se ha equivocado con Nathan. Quizá su destino nunca fue matarlo, sino salvarlo. No del Amuleto, tampoco de su demonio, sino de sí mismo.
Por su parte, Darien sabe perfectamente lo que se siente al no tener salvación. Ya ha renunciado a ella. Una condena pende sobre su cabeza y lo más probable es que ni él ni la persona que ama puedan evitarla.
O quizá sí. Quizá exista alguna manera de vencer en la partida de los dioses.
Pero hay juegos que no se pueden ganar sin sacrificios.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
THE CLIMAX OF THE MOST AMBITIOUS TRILOGY BY BESTSELLING AUTHORS IRIA AND SELENE IS HERE.
Time was a gift. Then, a temptation. Now it is a conviction.
After a lifetime of carrying the Amulet, Nathan has lost the power of time. Now his world is falling apart, but even though it’s too late to make amends for his mistakes, he can still make them worthwhile by bringing Adam back. And only his demon and the new Bearer can help him achieve that.
Lilith, on the other hand, is convinced that bringing her brother back won’t solve anything—almost as much as she’s convinced she was wrong about Nathan. Perhaps her destiny was never to kill him, but to save him. Not from the Amulet, nor from his demon, but from himself.
For his part, Darien knows exactly what it feels like to have no salvation. He has already given up on it. A sentence hangs over his head, and most likely neither he nor the person he loves will be able to avoid it.
Or maybe they can. Maybe there’s a way to win the gods’ game.
But there are games that cannot be won without sacrifice.
