Title: Heralds of light.
Editorial: Editorial Hydra, SL
Pages: 346
Author: Victor Conde
Style: Fantastic
Synopsis:
"As the battle between Heaven and Hell comes to a head, three young people chosen live without being aware of their true destiny. Tanya competes in a talent show to prove that Lolita look after there is a much higher IQ a la media. Erik actúa como doble en las escenas más arriesgadas de una película de acción. Y Mauro subsiste como un scene inadaptado.
Una misteriosa joven llegará para advertirles de que corren un gran peligro, y pronto Tanya, Erik y Mauro serán testigos de cómo el choque entre Luz y Oscuridad comienza a cobrarse víctimas de una forma terrible. ¿Qué harán ellos frente a una espiral de violencia eterna?”
Crítica :
Desde que comencé a leer me di cuenta de que esta no iba a ser la típica historia de ángeles que no han roto nunca un plato y demonios con un lado bueno, de chico busca chica (y vis.) y como telón de fondo el fin the world. The description of the scenes, dialogue that read so much with so few words carved in fantasy and reality allowed me to really believe that this could be happening at the same time in any city in the world.
I must admit that at first I took to boot, the letter too big for my taste and the opening scenes where nothing really was nothing I did force a little reading. However, as time passed I stopped and put in default speed, I forgot about the font size and I was completely immersed in the adventure of Zipporah, Nineveh, Tanya, Erik and Mauro. Because of all I loved them, the characters. Despite having a silhouette of ink and paper for me no doubt that the characters of Victor Conde are "flesh and blood." Are credible and complete characters and drawn, recognizable in ourselves. Sephora is an angel breaks the mold, not the typical light being pure and chaste, she likes to smoke and drink beer. Tanya, Erik and Mauro are also original. Who said that an angel can not belong to an urban tribe? In addition, discover the eternal war between Heaven and Hell does affect their lives. Until that time were normal people who are forced to see their lives turned upside down and deal with it with no choice. And it is to participate in the eternal war between good and evil has a price.
"Heralds of Light" has left me with a very good feeling and I have the feeling that the two missing parts will be even better. In particular I'm looking to learn more about the great unknown called Sephora and see what awaits our three elected in their struggle to defend their future. I'm hoping that the "Heralds of Darkness falls into my hands.
Veronica Rodriguez, Canary collective Write
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