Yra Reybel: 🎉📖 20 años de La Última Sospecha

Yra Reybel hizo publica la nueva edicion de La Ultima Sospecha, este ano la tendremos en tres idiomas diferentes, a continuacion le dejo la actualizacion:

 

 🎉📖 20 años de La Última Sospecha

¡Celebra conmigo este aniversario!

✨ 3 nuevas portadas

🌎 En español, inglés e italiano

Una edición renovada que no te puedes perder. 💫

✨📖 La Última Sospecha – 20 Años 📖✨

Este año celebro con ustedes un viaje muy especial: 20 años de mi libro “La Última Sospecha”.

Un camino lleno de misterio, emociones y corazones que han latido con cada página.

🎬 Para conmemorar este aniversario lanzamos tres nuevas ediciones de la última sospecha  que dan vida a esta historia con sus tres ediciones internacionales:

🇮🇹 Italiano

🇪🇸 Español

🇬🇧 Inglés

🌹 Gracias a cada lector que me ha acompañado en este recorrido. Este aniversario es también suyo.

💌 Con cariño,

Yra Reybel

Yra Reybel Vlog Update

 ✨ Vlog #1: Welcome Back ✨

When I decided to open my WhatsApp channel, I wasn’t sure if I would have new and interesting content to share. But looking back over this year, I was pleasantly surprised: even though I felt like I hadn’t done much, I’ve actually been working on several projects.

I’m so happy to be able to share them with you. 🫶

✨ Thank you for subscribing and joining me on this adventure.

🤍 With love,
Yra Reybel

Yra Reybel launches her WhatsApp channel! 🌟

 Today I want to share with you some exciting news:  Yra  has opened her very own WhatsApp channel. ✨

She announced it herself on her official Facebook page, sharing the direct link so her followers can easily join. What makes this special is that, as she explained, this channel will feature the most recent and exclusive updates, something we won’t always find on her other social networks.

I think it’s a brilliant idea, because it allows us to feel closer to her artistic work and everything new she’s preparing. Plus, having a direct and organized space for her updates is a big advantage for those of us who closely follow her career. 🎶💫

If you haven’t joined yet, https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6dFzPAjPXE5A9tY63o following the link. That way, you won’t miss any of the exciting things to come!

Yra Reybel on the Red Carpet: Puerto Plata is in the Spotlight

"Yra Reybel Joins Efforts to Boost Cinema in Puerto Plata"

Yra Reybel has joined the project aimed at uplifting cinema in the city of Puerto Plata. Today, we see her walking the red carpet at the Puerto Plata está de cine gala, an event organized to showcase short films created by students and cinema enthusiasts. This initiative is led by La Pastoral de Telecomunicaciones and conducted by filmmaker Rafael Alvarez through INFOTEP.

Yra actively participated with two short films in which she served as an actress, scriptwriter, and director. One was an adaptation of the Lumière Brothers' "Le Jardinier et le Petit Espiègle" ("The Gardener and the Little Mischievous One"), and the second was titled "El Asesino de Sueños" ("The Dream Killer"), a short story from Yra's anthology, "Detrás de la Puerta" ("Behind the Door").

Yra Posing with Her Fellow Collaborators on the Project.

Yra Reybel alongside Omally Sierra, the lead actor in both shorts.

Yra Reybel on the red carpet at the Outstanding Puerto Plata Residents Award Ceremony.

Yra attended the Outstanding Puerto Plata Residents Award Ceremony, where we could see her radiant in her goddess-like dress on the red carpet. Yra was accompanied by her colleague from the program 'Viernes de Cultura,' Rafael Ortiz, who was nominated for one of the awards in social communication.

Yra during the award ceremony with some friends.

Yra Reybel in the Puerto Plata film project.

Yra joins the film project in Puerto Plata, which aims to develop the seventh art in that province. Alongside a group of colleagues, they carried out video works in which Yra had the opportunity to be a scriptwriter, music director, and film director. The project, instructed by the renowned filmmaker Rafael Alvarez, also involved the participation of other students and cinema enthusiasts.


 

The second short film, 'El Asesino de Sueños' (The Dream Killer), is based on a short story included in Yra's anthology called 'Crescendo' (Behind the Door).




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Yra Reybel on the Television Show: Viernes de Cultura

Yra returns to television! But this time not as a guest, but as a co-host on a show called Viernes de Cultura, alongside journalist Rafael Ortiz and model Frenny Fermín. Her main section, Social Media Trends, was well-received by the audience. The program, as its name indicates, airs on channel 3, Fridays at 5:00 in the afternoon.

You can watch one of the videos from her segment below:

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Yra Reybel at the POP Night Films gala

Yra Reybel at the POP Night Films Cinema Night Gala, where she posed on the red carpet alongside some of the actors and other invited guests. The Gala is one of the events organized to promote cinema in the city of Puerto Plata, where cinema made its entrance into the city.

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Wars Toys - Yra Reybel

After her pregnancy, Yra took a break from her life as a writer, but it seems she is now ready to return to the crusade, bringing us nothing more and nothing less than "Wars Toys (Genesis)," a dystopian book that aims to depict humans as beings dependent on the power of a God.

 

Synopsis:

In a utopian future, humanity believes it has achieved the harmony of a perfect society. What they acclaim as heaven on earth is a complex of 5 mega-cities located on the ancient continents, named Kaeli, Nirvana, Valhalla, Elysion, and Shamayin. All are governed by the new universal control, "The Pillar of the Earth," a neutral ground where all differences are discussed, and the Deus Ex Machina has the final word. This is the world of Raven, a tough girl with a bad temper—the ideal player to enter the most famous and dangerous universal entertainment game, "Warriors." After an accident where she almost loses her best friend, Dylan, the person she loves most in the world, Raven becomes the scapegoat of the Lord Regent of Kaeli and becomes part of a conspiracy. Enlisted in a Military Corps that supposedly shouldn't exist in the current peace that humanity breathes, she is forced to collaborate in a game that jeopardizes not only the lives of the participants but also that of all humanity.

I simply love the cover; I love everything about Yra, but really, this time she has surpassed herself. I have already read it on Kindle, and I was definitely enchanted, with all the extras it comes with, and the story is phenomenal. I recommend it 100%.

El Hombre Perfecto (The perfect man) - Yra Reybel

"El Hombre Perfecto" is the title of Yra's new book, where she tells us about the misadventures of Halle White, a nurse with serious romantic problems who one day encounters a man seemingly tailor-made for her. However, he hides a truth that could be quite detrimental to her sanity.

This past September 24, after being announced, Yra Reybel's new book titled "El Hombre Perfecto" was released for sale on Kindle and in paperback. With an attractive title and a chick lit cover, the book promises, along with the author's style, to deliver an unforgettable story!

"Halle White is a nurse who, at the age of 30, has set a record for bad romantic experiences. When Halle discovers that her current boyfriend is not the loving man she thought and that he was cheating on her, she decides she's had enough and resolves to end her life dramatically by jumping from the famous Golden Gate Bridge. That's when Christopher Goodman enters her world. Not only does he manage, with a single sentence, to make Halle forget about attempting suicide, but he is also determined to be the man she so desperately needs to finally put an end to her bad luck. He almost succeeds, but Christopher has a secret that could drive Halle mad.

Today, on the 25th of the same month, there is a promotional launch for the paperback version of the book, and it can be purchased through the official website Createspace.com. By entering the code, you can get a whopping 50% discount."

As if that weren't enough, it has also been announced that you can read the first pages completely free through the website. Leoebooks.com 

La ultima sospecha (The Last Suspicion) by Yra Reybel, New Cover for Its 10th Anniversary of Publication

Yra's career as a writer began over 12 years ago with "Tú eres mi vanilla." Although this was the book she chose for her debut, "La última sospecha" is actually her first written and officially declared book. Because of this, it has been chosen to feature an honorary cover for the first 10 years.

Black Cherry has announced the new cover for Yra's book, "La Última Sospecha." The cover will retain the same concept but with more beautiful colors. Yra has revealed it through her social media channels, and the cover has been well-received among the Fanyras (Yra's fans). It is speculated that the book will be available in both physical and Kindle formats by the end of this month.

New Cover

Old Cover

Interview with Yra Reybel by Juanjo Boté

My lovely and sensual favorite writer has been interviewed by the researcher, Dr. Juanjo Boté, who recently published an interview he conducted with Yra, a detail that Yra also shared on her social media. You can view the original interview on the interviewer's website:

 http://juanjobote.com/entrevista-a-yra-reybel/

Interview with Yra Reybel

Yra Reybel

This time I have the pleasure of interviewing Yra Reybel, pop singer-songwriter, model, writer, illustrator, Dominican. Yra publishes her books internationally on Amazon.

Yra, thank you very much for participating in this interview.

Thank you, truly, for this opportunity. I find the work you do with this project wonderful.

 

1. **Yra, when did the idea of starting to write take shape?**

   From a very early age; even before learning to read, I had an interest in reading and writing. This arose from the strong curiosity to know what the books others in the house were reading said, which I couldn't understand at that time. When I could finally read, I didn't hesitate to start jotting down ideas, stories, and poems in a notebook that I still keep. Although very few know it, "La Ultima Sospecha" was the first novel I wrote for a school project when I was in primary school. Of course, the story evolved from then to what it is now, but in essence, it's almost the same.

2. **How do you promote your books? What channels do you use?**

   I mostly use social media, which is very useful in these times, including Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc. These platforms allow more interaction with readers and provide excellent visibility. Occasionally, we organize contests, giveaways, and other activities to gain more exposure, but all means are important when promoting, so we spare no effort.

3. **What has been the most challenging aspect of self-publishing your books? Technical requirements, text composition, layout?**

   It's said that "where there's a will, there's a way," and when it comes to pursuing your dreams, anything that stands in your way, with determination, won't be a sufficient barrier to prevent you from achieving your goals. For me, it was initially challenging to get used to the entire system, but once I got the hang of it, working with the self-publishing process became straightforward. I also appreciate those who create tutorials online; they were very helpful. Overall, I think people who are genuinely interested in achieving this self-publishing goal won't be intimidated, no matter how difficult it may seem. Moreover, the Amazon system, which I use, is quite intuitive and excellent for writers to navigate with some agility.

4. **What do you recommend to someone starting in self-publishing?**

   - Firstly, it's not wrong to want to make money doing what you love, but if you're doing it solely for money, it's better to pursue something else. Loving what you do is fantastic, and while receiving compensation for the time invested is great, one should not write a book or create any art solely thinking about the profit.

   - Secondly, pay attention to and perfect spelling, style, and correction, correction, correction, oh yes, and correction. You may be sure that it can't have any more errors, but just as in graphic design where your eyes get used to the content, and you don't see errors at first, it happens when writing a book. Therefore, it's essential to step away for some time and then, when you're more disconnected, go back and proofread.

   - Thirdly, read continuously, without discriminating against anything but with a critical and analytical mindset. You never know where you might learn something new.

   - Fourthly, respect yourself and your work. Don't write just for the sake of writing; people don't like to read things that are irrelevant to the story, like unnecessary fillers. True writers understand their work and let it express itself while maintaining control.

   - Fifthly, always try to improve. No matter how comfortable you feel or think you know enough about something, there will always be someone who knows much more or does it better. So, always try to surpass yourself on every occasion; each page you write is a new opportunity to do so.

   - Sixthly, take care from what you write to how you present it; the cover is also important and should give a professional image, just like the interior.

   - Seventh, social media are friends, not monsters that will tear off your arm if you get close. Therefore, put them on your side and try to promote yourself as best as you can.

   - Eighth, it's not just about selling books; you must also enjoy what you do. If you don't enjoy it, no one else will.

5. **Do you recommend any specific training for someone who self-publishes?**

   Reading passionately, critically, and analytically is the best and what I believe one must really do when starting or wanting to be a writer. Also, having good diction and a vast knowledge of grammar to avoid unwanted spelling errors is crucial. Familiarity with digital tools is essential since most of the time will be spent in front of a computer.

6. **Does your career as a writer allow you to live solely from your books? If not, have you set yourself any deadlines?**

   I don't think even by dedicating myself full-time to writing, I could say that. Currently, I am a small business owner with a small business that allows me to live modestly and continue doing what I love, such as writing, making music, and design work. Since I love art and expressing it, I try not to abandon what I love so much. I believe the secret is not to give up.

7. **Who is your audience? Who are you addressing?**

   I address a young-adult audience, although in my future projects, I want to try something for children. This was my intention with my "Moonlight Shadow" series, but without knowing how, that project took on a life of its own and became more significant than I calculated, ending up in the young adult category. Similarly, I like to explore and see how far I can go; that's why my books are so different from each other 

#8- Your books are mostly fiction. Do you write only in this genre, or do you plan to venture into others?

   At the moment, I don't plan on stepping out of the fiction genre, but who knows, given how adventurous I am, I might embark on another literary adventure in the future.

#9- In your Amazon profile, you indicate that you are also a musician. Do you plan to publish music on Amazon?

   In fact, we've already started publishing music on Amazon. You can listen to a sample at the following link: [L arrivo (Single) (link). This is the single for L´arrivo, my first single after becoming a solo artist when I left the Gargo group. We'll be uploading more works, but for now, we're testing the waters.

#10- In your books, there's also a publishing house, Black Cherry. How does it help you promote and sell your books?

    Black Cherry is the entity through which my books are distributed in my country, the Dominican Republic, through a basic contract in which I retain the greatest possible autonomy. Contrary to what many think about publishing with traditional publishers, the real experience is very different, at least for me. It's also worth noting that most publishers in my country have limited functions compared to their foreign counterparts.

#11- You use a profile on Google+, Yra Rebel. Do you interact with your readers?

    Yes! Not only on my Google blog but also on all the social media platforms that I personally manage. I love interacting with readers and everyone who follows my work, especially the Fanyras who have been there from the beginning. It's very gratifying to know that people support you, and being able to give back a bit of that attention they provide is a great pleasure that comes with the job.

#12- Continuing with the profile, how often do you write?

    I write on my social media profiles regularly, whether it's to announce a new project, follow up on a recently published book, respond to messages and comments from readers, or simply keep the blog updated with interesting information. Of course, all of this without neglecting work, as a fair balance must be struck between the two.

#12- Continuing with the profile, how often do you write?

I write on my social media profiles regularly, both to announce new projects, follow up on a recently published book, respond to messages and comments from readers, or simply keep the blog updated with interesting information. Of course, all of this while not neglecting work, as it's essential to strike a fair balance between the two.

#13.- Do you plan to publish in other languages?

Yes, I believe it's essential to reach a broader audience, and that's one of the best ways to do it. I've already started a project in English with one of my books, and I hope to see it published in that language soon.

 

Brief biography of Yra Reybel

YRA REYBEL

Yra Reybel is the pseudonym of the pop singer-songwriter, model, writer, illustrator, Dominican, born in the city of San Felipe Puerto Plata, D.R. on October 24, 1983.

She began her musical career in 1998 with the group Gargo, making her debut on the children's program "Sábado Chiquito de Corporan." She launched her solo career in 2006 under the direction of Carmela Samboy, Gustavo Rodríguez, and Maestro Nathanael González, with her first single "L’arrivo" (The Arrival), a romantic pop song with two versions (Italian-Spanish, Spanish-Italian).

Yra Reybel has been the face of advertising campaigns for companies like Xima VoIp, where she serves as a model and provides music for commercials, etc.

As a writer, she is known for her debut novel "TU ERES MI VANILLA" (2004) as well as "LA ULTIMA SOSPECHA" (2006), among others, where she also showcases her skills as an illustrator and graphic designer.

Yra believes in elevating art to the "Supra" by constantly surpassing oneself, with the premise that "The artist creates souls." The main motto of her career ("While there is a will, there will always be a way") aims to inspire present-day artists to look towards the future.

Ways to follow Yra Rebel:

Perfil de Yra Rebel en Amazon
Perfil de Yra Rebel en Facebook
Perfil de Yra Rebel en Twitter
Perfil de Yra Rebel en Google+

CREDITS: Juanjo's Blog (Juanjo Boté) / CC BY-SA 3.0

Survey with Yra Reybel on Amazonitas!

My fabulous Yra has shared the survey they conducted on Amazonitas on her social media, just like other authors of the new era. Yra has been very active lately promoting her books internationally through Amazon, both on Kindle and Createspace. However, she hasn't neglected her work with Black Cherry, which still holds the exclusivity of her book "War's Toys," to which fans are fervently attached. Hopefully, we'll soon see her other works on Amazon as well. Below is the survey:

1. **HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH THE IDEA OF WRITING YOUR BOOK?**

   The first book I wrote for publication, "Tú eres mi Vanilla," was a personal challenge I set for myself. I told myself: If I can finish this book, I can apply it to my life and finish the things I start. At that time, I was going through a process of self-discovery.

2. **WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THAT TITLE? WERE THERE OTHER ALTERNATIVES?**

   That title is very special because it's related to a song that fascinates me. At that time, the song filled me with inspiration, and its energy was very powerful. I wanted to overflow that muse by interpreting it in something different since I'm a singer, and creating another song didn't convince me. That's how the idea of making it a book came about.

3. **HOW LONG AGO DID YOU PUBLISH IT?**

   It's been a while; it officially came out in 2004 in my country, internationally only from this year, 2013, through Amazon.

4. **WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THAT FORMAT: (PAPER - DIGITAL - FREE DIGITAL)?**

   The first edition was in paper; at that time, I didn't even dream of anything digital. For the publication on Amazon, I was explicitly looking for where to publish it digitally. Still, the second edition is also in paper on Createspace.

**5. DO YOU THINK THAT TO PROMOTE YOUR BOOK, IT IS NECESSARY TO OFFER A FREE EXCERPT OR TO HAVE OFFERED ANOTHER BOOK FOR FREE? WHY?**

The techniques in advertising are countless, and one should not skimp on resources. Of course, I consider it important to give the reader a preview of what to expect when buying a book. If you have several books to offer, providing one for free or putting them on promotion is even better. This way, that free book can attract the reader to purchase others, and the reader might even recommend you to others.

  

6. **DO YOU THINK THE PRICE IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN TERMS OF GETTING MORE OR LESS READERS? WHY?**

   It influences quite a bit, of course. A reader who is just passing by and sees your book out of curiosity, at a minimal price, will be tempted to buy it just not to miss that opportunity. It's also important to consider that if you have already made a name for yourself, your reputation will precede you.

7. **DO YOU PROFESSIONALLY DEVOTE YOURSELF TO LITERATURE? IN OTHER WORDS, DO YOU MAKE A LIVING FROM IT?**

   I don't dedicate 100% of my time solely to literature; I also make music, I'm an artist and graphic designer, etc. I like always to be doing some form of art and try to distribute my time among each thing. But I also don't think that by dedicating full time to it, one could say something like: "Making a living from it."

8. **IS YOUR GOAL TO TEACH, ENTERTAIN, OR DISTRACT?**

   Every work, from my point of view, should have a bit of each. If a book doesn't have these characteristics, it would certainly be incomplete.

9. **IN THIS PARTICULAR BOOK, DO YOU HAVE ANY MAIN OBJECTIVE?**

   I am a person who hates discrimination in every sense of the word. My book "Tú eres mi Vanilla" emerged with the objective of trying to raise awareness indirectly in the reader, in a way that they would feel identified with the characters, without having to tell the typical pitiful story that other writers often do.

10. **WHY DO YOU WRITE BOOKS?**

   I love literature; reading excites me, and I would like to convey that same emotion to others, inspiring them through my own stories.

11. **DO YOU SIGN WITH YOUR NAME, OR DO YOU USE A PSEUDONYM?**

   I use a pseudonym, the same one I use for my other artistic activities. I believe that gives me a bit of privacy, something that is very important to me.

12. **COULD YOU PROVIDE YOUR AMAZON AUTHOR PAGE AND SOME CONTACT SITES ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SUCH AS: FACEBOOK, TWITTER, ETC.?**

https://amazon.com/author/yrareybel
https://www.facebook.com/ReybelYra
https://twitter.com/yrareybel
https://plus.google.com/u/0/109009871747240902814/posts

Happy Bithday YRA!

Today, the Fanyras are celebrating, and it's for a good reason—it's our dear Yra's birthday. Here's a huge congratulations to this incredibly talented artist who always gives us the best!

Thanks to Yra for sharing another year of her life with her fans, for sharing her music, books, news, videos, and all her art. Thanks for so much happiness and dreams for those of us who follow her artistic career and appreciate her. Thank you, and we hope she can continue to bless us with many more years for us to share with her. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, YRA!

OMEGA, the Last Vampire (Second Printed Edition) Giveaway

Yra is back, and this time she brings us a giveaway to celebrate the second edition of one of her books. The giveaway has been announced for Yra Reybel's book, "OMEGA, The Last Vampire," featuring a new cover. The rules of the contest are simple: just send an email to editorialblackcherry@gmail.com and answer the question, "Who is your favorite real-life vampire and why?" The question is a bit curious, but as everyone will surely imagine, it's to choose the best answer.

In addition to this, you can also purchase Yra's books, as well as some of her singles, on the Amazon store. Here's the link:

amazon.com/author/yrareybel

Join our exciting giveaway for a chance to win a printed copy of the second edition of OMEGA, the Last Vampire!

Giveaway Details:

• Prize: A printed copy of the second edition of OMEGA, the Last Vampire.
• How to Enter: Follow these steps:
  1. Follow our page on [Instagram](link to your Instagram account).
  2. Tag two friends in this post.
  3. Share this post to your story and tag us so we can see it.

Conditions:

• You must follow us on Instagram.
• You must tag two friends in the giveaway post.
• You must share the post to your story and tag us.
• The winner will be randomly selected and announced on our Instagram stories.
• Good luck to everyone!

Official titles of Yra's 3 releases for this 2012.

They have been awaited, but finally, we officially have the titles for the 3 publications that will be announced at the beginning of the year with the first release of SPARKLE.

Check out the review on the blog almaliteraria.blogspot.com of  SPARKLE, the first book released at the beginning of the year, which also promoted a contest won by a girl named Ariadna Ortega, from Baja California, Mexico.

Photo courtesy of Black Cherry.

Time later, it was known (something that had already leaked in rumors) that the second book would be the long-awaited "Moonlight Shadow II, The Scarlet Star," of which only a small fragment had been revealed, but enough to make us bite our nails in anticipation.

(First Star) A mysterious shop looked at her in the eyes, and in them, he saw the tears of her farewell. Everything around him was illuminated with a strong blinding glow, but he was protected by his eclipse; he only saw her, beautiful and ethereal in the infinite space. The light expanded and froze her in time alongside her celestial radiance.

In a moment, everything can end, in a moment, everything can be lost...

Adrik woke up abruptly in his vast room at Shade Mansion, the most symbolic building in the city. It had numerous corridors and rooms, grand halls, and a great legend; the now young man was overwhelmed and anxious, sweating and with tears in his eyes, breathing heavily. When he calmed down completely, he looked towards the window and could see that it was just dawn, the moon still visible in the sky. He got up, walked to the balcony, and watched as the sun's rays began to cover the trees with a golden glow that in the distance looked like a pure gold bath.

As he observed how the sky gradually cleared to give birth to a new day, bringing unexpected changes, he thought about the nightmare that haunted him every night and became more vivid as the Dark Moon approached. More than that, it was a reflection of his past life that seemed as if it had happened yesterday, not several reincarnations and thousands of years ago. The memory still affected him, and it would continue to do so, but once again, he had the opportunity to change everything.

He had found his Goddess in her new reincarnation. It was a moonlit night; he remembered it well. It was the first time he saw her from that place. He and his family had moved to a small town on the country's map, and he liked the tranquility of the place. It was a cold summer night when the moon nestled among the clouds, leaving only half uncovered. Not even the stars dared to come out. He felt the light breeze from the park he walked through alone; he could almost feel the wind whispers chanting a name he couldn't distinguish like a spell. Then he saw her, and although desperate not to repeat the same mistakes, he had kidnapped and confined her to a magical underworld hidden only to protect her. In the end, she forgave him because, like now and in all their past lives, she still had a big heart.

He was so grateful that they had been able to cross paths; he was so grateful to have found her in that way. In these last several thousand years, during the continuous cycles of people being born and then dying, he was able to receive her feelings sent to him from that heart. That's why he could always find her. In that vast universe where they were born under the same star, where they were able to walk in the same era. He was truly grateful for this miracle.

When she was about to sacrifice everything for him again, and he refused to accept it, releasing her from her millennia-old promise, his body and ancient soul underwent a change that made him lose stability. In the end, he returned to her side where he belonged; now, he was more convinced that his destiny was to protect her, and he would do so even if it cost him his life.

But what no one expected and has been the true revelation of this year is Yra's foray into what seems to be a post-futuristic novel, harking back to her beginnings. It's always expected to be something out of the ordinary, but this change has been noticeable. WARS TOYS is still a mystery for the author's book followers (although the cover already gives us an idea that it leans towards the futuristic), but it remains the promise of a great story that, as always, will surely bear the hallmark of its creator.