The River that Flows

Larkha escaped her abusers and found herself lost in the forest, exhausted and in pain.

After loosing consciousness, she found out she was living in an out of this world civilisation, highly advanced but humble looking on the outside.

Their teachings and vision of life showed her that this was much more different than what she was used to.

She found a home, love and a family but her happiness was going to be broken by her very own son.

Immersed in conflicts and doubts, her son lost his away only to be brought back by the eldest member of the community.

How could he redeemed himself?

His life changed completely after witnessing an incredible event.T

he ways of the Universe are different to our ways and he quickly realised that.

"A new age fantasy that centers on power versus love and community, and how corruption can find its way into a Utopian society. Blasco also explores what happens when people don't act and hope that evil will discover itself and correct its own mistakes. The language used in this tale is almost poetic and not only adds value to the story but also establishes a rich alternative world." - Goodreads

5.0 out of 5 stars - A fantastic tale

A book that takes you on a magical journey into a world of escape, morals, ambition and ultimately understanding. A great debut from the author and I look forward to reading more of her work

5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful story with poignant message

A beautiful short story that takes you to a completely different world, with a poignant message, very fitting in the world we live in at the moment. Will be looking forward to this author’s next book!

5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful abstract short story

I do not usually read this type of book but was drawn to it by the fact that the author writes in both English and Spanish. It’s a beautiful short story that had me intrigued right to the end. Looking forward to hearing more about this author.