The day felt false, like all the previous ones. It reeked of a dream. Mathias was convinced of it; his life was nothing but an endless illusion that nothing seemed able to stop.

Suddenly, an unexpected grace bestowed its favors upon the world. Space, usually so rigid, parted its four cardinal points. Time, usually so punctual, turned blue. Life, usually so narrow, brushed against infinity. For just a moment, Mathias entered a realm forbidden to ordinary human consciousness. For just a moment, before his eyes finally opened, Reality revealed its overwhelming face.

From now on, an obsession would consume him, threatening to destroy him entirely: to find that Eden again. His only clue: his grandfather's enigmatic words about the existence of a "world-maker," the only one capable of leading him there. His driving force: an absolute thirst for knowledge. His greatest enemy: himself.

With this second book, the author immerses us in a metaphysical fiction that explores the human soul to its most hidden depths, at the border between dream and reality, to the point where the individual can transcend their individuality. With poetry and a touch of madness, he leads us on the ultimate journey: to rediscover eternal Reality.