Reseña del libro "The Well of Souls (en Inglés)"
Some people only really start living after they die. Matti is thirty-two, a programmer who sleeps badly and has done nothing with his life. He knows it. For years he has been meaning to change something. Maybe today. Maybe tomorrow. Then, on a wet Monday morning in September, a bus fails to stop. He wakes barefoot in a meadow of yellow flowers, in the world where souls rest between one life and the next. Every soul that has ever arrived here arrived empty: no name, no memories, nothing left of the life just finished. Matti remembers his name, his flat, his coffee, the rain. He finds the ancient well that every soul arrives through. He is studying its worn carvings and the withering tree above it when something comes at him out of the dark, and the well collapses into the earth. The gate that should carry souls back into the living world has been dark for ten years. Ever since, the souls have been stuck here with no way on to the next life, and on the other side children are being born with nothing inside them. Beyond the village wall walk the Hollowed, and there are more of them every night. The woman who knocks Matti out and ties him to a tree is the last person alive who knows how any of this is supposed to work. She has waited a long time for someone exactly like him. It does not mean she trusts him. THE WELL OF SOULS is a complete, standalone fantasy novel about death, second chances, and the people you only find once you have lost everything else. Inside: A thirty-two-year-old hero whose life had quietly stopped long before it ended A world running on the cycle of souls, where magic takes from the user exactly what it gives A slow-burn romance and a found family that takes half the book to earn Nordic fantasy: deep forests, long silences and a very dry sense of humour No explicit content, no gore, no strong language An ending readers will want to talk about
