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That People

2-book series

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by Tolmarher Author

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About this series

Villallana looks as though a town more from Baja Alcarria: houses padded, parades of mus, honey, saffron and a rostrum that leads to its inhabitants to the ruins of the hill. But under his streets sleep something far older than the church, cemetery and first stones of town. When Lucía Ferreyra, an Argentinian acupuncturist, arrives with his husband and his teenage son to get his place in an inherited house, discover that at Villallana time doesn't advance as it should. Some people have been and they come back and they have been old and have been killed and have been killed. lights floating on the mountain without behaving as stars or aircraft. Thanks to his knowledge of his pulse and meridian body, Lucia understands that some neighbours no longer have a flow really human. The valley has learned them, imitated and returned them. While an old presence linked to the cellulary dolman The family will have to face an impossible truth: Villallana isn't just a place trapped in time but an organism that It feeds memories and identities and new lives. Because curing and releasing the valley isn't the same thing. And That People never let anyone go.

Tolmarher Author

Books in this series

2 books

Book 1

That house

by Tolmarher

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Lucía Ferreyra arrives at Villallana with her husband, Martin, and his son Tomas to start a new life at the house inherited from his family grandfather. From day one, people seem to watch them. The neighbours know about his arrival. The polls repeat human voices. Some strange lights appear above the ruins of the hill and someone calls at night from inside a house that should be empty. When Lucía opens his acupuncture consultation, she discover an impossible pulse in one of his patients: she does not beat as a living person but circulates under his skin as an artificial current. Shortly after, a marriage goes out and goes back and claims that she never left, though her memories and customs are no longer matching. With the help of an old civil guard obsessed with several outstanding cases, Lucia begins to discover that Villallana has been swallowing people for decades. Some never come back. Others come back with the same face, the same voice and most of his memories. But it's not enough to recognize someone to figure out who they are. When that living under the people learns to imitate even his loved ones, Lucia will have to trust the only language that still doesn't know how to lie: the pulse.

Book 2

The Valley doesn't let you go

by Tolmarher

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After discovering that under the house there is an entrance to the tunnels that run through Villallana, Lucía and his family understand that the town is formed by different overlapping time layers. In the galleries they find missing people decades ago, including a Japanese photographer whose camera contains images of past, future and still impossible events. His photographs reveal that the inhabitants of Villallana have been replaced only: some exist at the same time at different times. Tomas became friendship with Daniel, a man born in town in 1978 and barely old. Lucia finds that under her skin there are two different pulses and that even she doesn't know if she's still the person she was born. Meanwhile, Adela, the beekeeper and healer of the people, begins to show contradictions in his memories and his own identity. His relationship with disappearances was far older than anyone had thought. The arrival of great rostrum unleashes chaos. The shadows are separated from their owners, the animals flee from the mountain and the whole town unknowingly prepares for a ritual that has been repeating itself for centuries. Lucia believes his knowledge of the meridian can close his wound open under the valley. Nevertheless, that that that that sleeps in the dolman does not wish to be cured. He wants to move again. And as the ritual begins, the family will discover that Villallana doesn't have the past. Renews.