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Nibiru

Manuel Tristante, Carlos Gran

Publisher: Babelcube

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Summary

Removing the entrails of the past was never so dangerous. The truth has been revealed, and when that happens, you must be prepared to face its consequences. 


A celestial body approaches the Earth, orbiting it every hundreds of eons. Its name is Nibiru and Mara, a young girl amateur of astronomy, will discover that it is not just any planet.  


But she is not the only one who has her eyes on it and what this means. 


After the death of the prestigious archaeologist and professor Gregorio Martinez, Alex, his apprentice, will embark on a thrilling career full of adventures, mysteries and revelations that will take him from the arid lands of ancient Sumeria to an unexpected encounter with Mara. 


Gods, slaves and primitives; 


Past, present and future; 


All will play their cards in a titanic struggle to uncover the true origin of life. 


Meanwhile, slowly, Nibiru approaches.

Available since: 11/11/2018.

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