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Zachary Ezra Rawlins is a graduate student when he discovers a mysterious book. He reads something strange: a story from his own childhood. Bewildered by this book and desperate to make sense of it, Zachary finds a series of clues that lead him to an ancient library hidden far below the surface of the earth.

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Police officers Gabriel Dickinson, who has a drinking problem, and Marta Rodriguez-Johnson, who can no longer bear to use a gun, are assigned to investigate the sort of cold cases their department does not really want to solve.

Vuelve Luz Gabás con su novela más sentida. Alira, heredera de la mansión y las tierras que su familia conserva desde hace generaciones, se debate entre mantenerse fiel a sus orígenes o adaptarse a los nuevos tiempos. Cuando cree encontrar la respuesta a sus dudas, una misteriosa desaparición perturba la aparente calma que reinaba en la casa, la única habitada en un pequeño pueblo abandonado. Un guiño del destino la obligará a enfrentarse a su pasado y a cuestionarse cuanto para ella había sido inmutable. A partir de ese momento comenzará a sentir algo para lo que nunca pensó...