Aunque se acabe el mundo

What would you do if the world began to end while the person you most wanted to reach was thousands of miles away? In Aunque se acabe el mundo, Clara Duarte introduces a terrifying new reality. A mysterious dome appears over Earth, and a third of humanity loses its humanity, becoming empty, expressionless figures driven by one instinct: to hunt down those who remain unchanged. For Laia, the catastrophe is especially unsettling. Since childhood, she has experienced dreams of a sky divided into squares and a vision of Seville burning beneath strange beams of light. When the disaster finally arrives, Diana is in Germany, far from the city they share. As communications collapse and electricity disappears, the familiar structures of everyday life fall apart. Laia and Diana cannot know whether the other is safe, or whether they will ever speak again. Their only certainty is that they must try to find each other. The novel combines a high-stakes apocalyptic premise with an emotionally driven story about connection, separation, courage, and survival. The danger is not only the transformed people pursuing the remaining survivors, but also the distance and uncertainty separating two people who want to reunite. Readers can expect a tense journey through a disrupted world, alternating emotional perspectives, and a relationship placed under extraordinary pressure. The story is suited to young adult and crossover readers who enjoy dystopian fiction, speculative suspense, survival narratives, and LGBTQ+ romance.