Books - Series
The Nine Twin Valleys
Lush natural landscapes, evil tyrants to be defeated, a group of protagonists with different origins and characteristics but who complement each other, the growing awareness that the Worlds are more than one, but united by a great balance, in which the future of each is linked to the future of all, and saving the others also means saving oneself.
Climate change, droughts and floods, the crucial importance of nature, time running out without ever stopping: the novels of the Twin Valleys are adventures that also speak of our world, marked by barely a hint of the extraordinary, but, in the end, are we really sure that there are no worlds parallel to our own?
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The nine Twin Valleys have lived in peace for a long time, too long for the young mountaineer Erick, who wants to perform heroic feats like his ancestors.
When he sets out to unravel the mystery of a giant black stone cone nestled in his mountains, he has no idea...
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IN ENGLISH
Without water, there would be no life in the Worlds, and when the tyrant Angrut, defeated but still alive, seizes this vital resource, Erick and his friends must set out on a new adventure.
Awaiting them are lands now almost submerged in water, made grim by...
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AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH IN SUMMER 2024
The mountaineers of the Twin Valleys have resisted for years, but now the drought has brought them to their knees, and the climate disaster is succeeding where the lowlanders have always failed.
But not everyone is ready to give up; the charismatic valley chief Màyly still believes...
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AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH IN AUTUMN 2024
The decisive battle for Erick and his friends will be fought in the World where everyone has their most fearsome adversary, where wisdom shows its limits, where courage and bravery alone are not enough, where all certainty disappears and maybe even love is not...
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AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH IN WINTER 2024
"Are we really sure that there are no parallel worlds to ours?"
"The Gods of the Stars created three Worlds, three parallel realities, far apart in time and space, but inextricably interlinked, worlds where all beings could live in peace and harmony with each other and with the earth they inhabited.
The Gods of the Stars had great wisdom, they knew all the secrets of the universe, they certainly created other worlds and other beings in unknown realities, but this is a discourse that would take us too far..."