Pablo Alcubier will be the first man to transfer his mind to the metaverse, in a world where women exclusively hold that privilege. While waiting for the day that will lead him to immortality, he attends sessions to record the memories of his wife and his missing daughter, whom he will take with him.

In the very near future, the artificial intelligence algorithm created by a large corporation has revolutionized human life. Society is polarised, people live in isolation, and a group of men violently rise up against these privileges to seize the algorithm. But even with the promise of eternal life in the metaverse, Pablo's current quest hides another agenda.

This gripping thriller, which won the 55th City of Barbastro International Novel Prize, revolves around one of the key issues of our time: the interference of artificial intelligence in our existence. What does life consist of? What is love, really? At what cost are goals sometimes achieved? Through a plot constructed from memories that serve as clues, Leonardo Cano explores these questions in an addictive story, both disturbing and moving, which demonstrates that philosophical reflection and depth are not incompatible with a suspenseful narrative.