El Sol Brillará Mañana / The Sun Will Shine Tomorrow

Ana Hern ndez Sarri combina autoficci n, nature writing yecothriller. Evasi n y encuentro. El mejor viaje es leerla.

Una gu a espiritual en forma de ballena.

Un accidente de pesca submarina.

Qui n ha intentado matar a Miguel?

Mar de Cort s, Baja California, marzo de 2021. Miguel practica apnea en medio de un azul infinito, m gico y plagado de criaturas. De pronto, un arp n le atraviesa el hombro y le rompe la arteria subclavia. La escena queda grabada en v deo. Miguel pierde mucha sangre y entra en coma. Su familia recibe la noticia en Madrid. No pueden cre rselo; hace solamente unas semanas que su madre ha fallecido como consecuencia del Covid-19. Todav a no se hab an recuperado del golpe. Clara es la peque a de la casa y la que tiene a todos m s preocupados. No est llevando el duelo de una manera com n. Se encuentra perdida y desamparada, con ganas solamente de viajar y hacer locuras. Su padre y su hermana mayor intentan calmarla, centrarla en la capital. Pero a ella algo la mueve por dentro y, sin querer, se va obsesionando con descubrir lo que de verdad le sucedi a su hermano. Hay algo oscuro en ese v deo. As que decide viajar a M xico para encontrar algo de luz. Un emocionante camino a las profundidades de nuestros mares, donde descubre que, enfrent ndose al miedo, hallar las respuestas.

Ana Hern ndez Sarri utiliza lo mejor del thriller ecol gico, de los viajes y de la conciencia medioambiental para construir una novela fascinante sobre los lazos de la familia, el impacto de las decisiones dif ciles y la importancia de cuidar nuestro entorno. El sol brillar ma ana es una historia deslumbrante sobre el poder del amor y del valor de ser fiel a uno mismo.

«Ana tiene una manera de escribir tan personal como adictiva. Es pura luz, delicada y misteriosa . Daniel S nchez Ar valo

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Ana Hern ndez Sarri combines autofiction, nature writing, and ecothriller. Avoidance and encounters. The best trip is to read it.

A spiritual guide in the form of a whale.

A spearfishing accident.

Who tried to kill Miguel?

Sea of Cort s, Baja California, March, 2021. Miguel is practicing apnea in the middle of the infinite blue, magical and filled with creatures. Suddenly, a harpoon goes through his shoulder and slashes his subclavian artery. The scene is recorded. But Miguel loses too much blood and falls into a coma. His family receives the news in Madrid. They can't believe it. It's been but weeks since his mother died from Covid-19. They have not yet recovered from that blow. Clara is the youngest in their home, and the one who worries them the most. She isn't grieving in an ordinary fashion. She seems lost and helpless, and only wants to travel and get into trouble. Her father and elder sister try to keep her calm and keep her in the city. But something beckons her inside and, unintentionally, becomes obsessed with figuring out what really happened to her brother. There is something dark in that video. So, she goes to Mexico to shed some light on the matter. A thrilling path to the depths of our seas, where she learns that, by confronting her fears, she will find answers.

Ana Hern ndez Sarri uses what's best in ecothrillers, travel, and environmental awareness, and builds a fascinating novel about family bonds, the impact of tough decisions, and the importance of caring for our environment. The Sun Will Shine Tomorrow is a dazzling story about the power of love and the courage to be true to oneself.