The year that was three (The Search)

Sinopsis: 
The Search, the first book of the trilogy The year that was three by Matías Nahuel Cichero
Gómez, invites readers to delve into a timeless journey where the boundaries between the real and the
imaginary dissolve into countless moments shared with strangers.

The protagonist, overwhelmed by the potential collapse of an imposed world, will embark
against the current. As he moves forward, the path will blur before his eyes in a
constant debate between the apparent and the essential, between the perception of the "self" and the
"others."

Crossing borders from Iberia to Siberia, and trusting fully in his intuition,
he will stumble upon signs that will help him uncover his path. The illusion of time, like
the fear of death, will become insignificant in the face of the magnitude of a life lived with
purpose.

Our experiences, memories, and dreams become threads that intertwine and expand with
those of others, adding vibrancy to the vast tapestry that envelops and passes through us
, called the universe... Reminding us that we are small, yet immense at the same time.

Every search, like every adventure, begins with a last-minute decision:
to leap into the abyss, to face the uncertainty that dwells within us and keeps us away from our
most dreamlike desires.