Carlos Wiggen Libros

In a tense underwater scenario, Douglas Ayr's submarine faces an uncontrolled descent towards a seamount, leaving its sister ship, the Helena, to pursue. As the sub settles on the ocean floor, it sustains damage, and the crew grapples with shock and urgency. The Helena's crew, led by Martin, must navigate the perilous situation while maintaining communication and coordination. The story unfolds with themes of survival, camaraderie, and the challenges of deep-sea exploration, highlighting the psychological strain on the crew amidst a crisis.

Set against the backdrop of southern France, the narrative explores the lives of feral children, known as "enfants loups," who navigate a world marked by danger and survival. The Vagrant Volves form armed units called "the Black Corps" to safeguard the white population, highlighting themes of conflict and protection. The story culminates in a gathering of these children at "Wolf's Ridge" in Spain, where they howl together under the night sky, symbolizing their unity and the primal instincts that bind them.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a catastrophic flood, the story follows a group of survivors as they navigate the challenges of their new reality. Themes of resilience, community, and the struggle for survival are explored as characters confront both external dangers and internal conflicts. Their journey reveals the complexities of human relationships and the lengths people will go to protect one another in a world where hope is scarce. The narrative is rich with emotional depth and moral dilemmas, making it a compelling read.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a cataclysmic flood, the story follows a group of survivors who navigate the challenges of their new reality. As they grapple with loss, betrayal, and the struggle for resources, complex relationships develop among the characters. Themes of resilience, hope, and the human spirit shine through as they confront both external dangers and their own inner demons. The narrative explores what it means to rebuild and redefine community in the face of overwhelming adversity.

The story begins aboard an Air France A 380, where Greg experiences an unsettling dizziness amidst the tranquil atmosphere of first class. As fellow passengers succumb to sleep, an air of mystery unfolds, hinting at deeper themes of isolation and the unexpected moments that can disrupt the mundane. The setting creates a tension between the luxurious surroundings and the protagonist's growing unease, suggesting that not everything is as it seems during this flight.

Set against a backdrop of environmental decline, this historical fiction novel explores humanity's struggle to manage its habitat, Earth. Following the pivotal year of 1981, when experts deemed it too late for reversal, the narrative delves into the consequences of human negligence and the idea that our greatest adversary is ourselves. As the first installment in an eight-part series, it invites readers to reflect on the pressing issues of ecological mismanagement and the human condition.