Las Últimas Familias







Cuando las familias Kaptarish, Drontas, Verbaren y Ninfire huyen de la destrucción de su tierra natal, la isla de Gambir es el único refugio que les queda — y no es el santuario que les prometieron. Son los últimos linajes que conservan los dones antiguos: mentes que leen pensamientos, cuerpos capaces de una fuerza imposible, manos que invocan fuego, cuerpos que cabalgan el viento. En Gambir, nada de eso los salvará de lo que la isla realmente es.






Cada capítulo esconde una escena que puedes ver, no solo leer.

¿Qué son las “Visiones de Gambir”?
Al final de cada capítulo encontrarás un código QR que te lleva a una pieza audiovisual creada especialmente para darle vida a ese momento de la historia. Cada clip audiovisual nace de un proceso que combina dirección visual con diseño narrativo e inteligencia artificial generativa. No es un resumen ni un adelanto: es una nueva forma de contar historias, donde el texto y la imagen se construyen juntos para que Gambir no solo se lea, también se vea.


Sobrevivieron a la destrucción de su tierra. Ahora deben sobrevivir a la isla debería protegerlos.
Verbaren, Kaptarish, Ninfire y Drontas.
Las últimas familias que conservan los poderes antiguos de la mente, la fuerza, el fuego y el vuelo, huyendo de una tierra natal reducida a cenizas.






A timely fantasy about castaways fleeing their dying land to seek refuge on a cryptic island, The Last Families by Carla Doria is an epic tale about first contact with brutal worlds and rivalrous clans. Four remaining families with different magical powers must put aside their bitter prejudices if they want to survive in their new hostile environment. While Doria’s plot about the cycles of perishing civilizations can be bleak, the book’s message about finding love and working together is ultimately uplifting, for a visionary and wholly original work of post-apocalyptic fantasy..

Editorial Review


The Last Families was a very unique Fantasy/ Dystopian book and I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I finished the book in 2-3 days because it was very fast-paced and interesting. It was the kind of book that has so many new concepts that you need to actually absorb all the words to appreciate the book.
I adore the world in which the book was set in, the island of Gambir. The writing style was articulate. The tone of the book was emphatic. The main theme of the book was survival. The plot was fast-paced, and the characters were memorable. The last families of a civilisation went on voyage to fight for their survival.
The book had multiple narrators and yet it maintained its cohesivenes. If you want to read a book set in post-apocalyptic world with unique people, you should definitely check this out.

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An entertaining, thoughtful, and hauntingly thrilling dystopian fantasy read, author Carla Doria’s “The Last Families” is a must-read fantasy novel of 2021. The examination of what could happen if we tore our world apart so much that it was destroyed completely, and how inherent judgments and opinions can survive that destruction was so interesting to see, as was the need for survival that stripped those notions from some of these main characters enough to realize that those differences didn’t matter quite as much, making this a truly thought-provoking and emotionally investing read. If you haven’t yet, be sure to grab your copy today!

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