Crossing of the Dawn and the Mist

"Crossing the Dawn and the Mist" is a novel of mystery, suspense and transcendence that delves into the depths of the human condition. Set between the cosmopolitan everyday life of Aurora and Denver, with ramifications to San Francisco and other cities, the work combines the real with the extradimensional, the psychological with the spiritual.

Through Clara, Gabriel, El?as and Stanislaw, the reader is immersed in a story where the logic of the human is put into crisis by hidden forces, ancient symbols and mirrors that multiply possibilities. What begins as a journey of pursuit and flight is transformed into an interior and collective journey, where the final choice is not in what was planned, but in the rupture of the very framework that seemed inevitable.

The language, sober and poetic, slips between detailed descriptions of places and atmospheres and a deep analysis of the characters, who are mirrors of universal fears, passions and wounds. The novel does not only seek to entertain: it questions, opens questions, invites us to consider the human from a new horizon.

It is, in essence, a work about memory, silence, the word and the possibility of another dawn.