★The journalist and novelist Roberto López-Herrero constructs a thrilling steampunk fantasy novel with a very important animal loving culture, and characters full of secrets that even they themselves do not know.
★A brand new Universe. An exciting adventure. A new classic.

At the end of the Nineteeth century, the young Susanne Connel, a teacher from London, inherits her long ago gone uncles s mansion. It won t take long for her to realize something is off. A door to another world will get her to a magical and dystopic Universe. Susanne will also live a great number of adventures along with Dangerdollia, a bad tempered steampunk fairy, quickly triggered and with a drinking hobby and, finally, with Rafaello, Susanne s cat, who also happens to have a huge secret about himself.
She will search for her family and will find a free world, without the limits of her home city, London. Susanne will have to make choices about her future and face all kinds of dangers in order to return home, or would she rather stay in Small World, in the N Worlds, and assume her destiny?
Using traditional literary elements and other ones never seen before in fantasy, López-Herrero creates a new Universe, complex characters and a plot that makes the reader want more. The influence of classic writers such as George R.R. Martin, Stan Lee and J.R.R. Tolkien is patent in this work full of nuance and fun.

Roberto López-Herrero (Madrid, 1970) is a journalist and script writer for radio and tv shows. He began by writing role games in the nineties. He is also the author of "Superhéroes Inc". (Cronópolis Ediciones, 1995) and started writing novels by self publishing his first comedy work "Antonio mató a Luis en la cocina con un hacha porque le debía dinero" [Antonio killed Luis in the kitchen using an ax because he owed him money], Amazon 2013, and reached number 1 of Amazon s list on several occasions. "Antonio…" has also been translated into five different languages. López-Herrero s debut in thriller novels took place with the surprising "Normal" (Suma de Letras, 2016) which has been translated into English as well.