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Drops of Light and Dark

Someone once told me, ‘You should never judge a book by its cover, or by its title.’ But have you ever wondered how true this is? Have you ever experienced the thrill of making a choice that defies expectations?
Consider this: have you ever read a book that stirred something deep within you, sending a rush of emotion that courses through your veins?
Think about those moments in life that have prompted deep reflection, about the things that evoke a particular feeling, a feeling so profound it stays with you.
Often in life, we find ourselves feeling brave, like warriors, yet simultaneously terrified, like a child lost in a crowd. The feeling of being alone, a sentiment far more common than we might think.
How many stories have you read that transported you through time and space, that made you feel like a shooting star soaring across the sky, transcending all else?
Chances are, you’ve experienced moments of profound introspection, times when you’ve gazed into the sky, pondering the mysteries of life, questioning why things are the way they are, why you are where you are at this very moment.
I invite you to embark on this journey, to discover the answers that lie within these pages. I dare you to find out.

Nadia Aparicio

Nadia was born on a first day of the year in Morocco. She grew up in Granada, one beautiful town located in the southern coast of Spain, where studied a short course of chemistry. At her 30 years of age, she travelled to London, UK, where she stayed until 2022. There, she studied various short courses of administration and accountancy. She has worked as a pharmacy technician at King’s College Hospital for over four years, there she also obtained the qualification of the same title. Now, she lives in a little but absolutely adorable town of Malta named Marsaskala. Nadia is a new, promising and passionate writer. Although this is her first publication, she has written innumerable proses and short stories whilst growing up; she still does. Now she is totally focused in her new career as a writer that has always been her passion.

Austin Macauley Publishers