What if you could save humanity from the end of the world... but only by leaving it behind?
Zaragoza, Spain. The year is 2029.
Jose Antonio Pomar is an ordinary man whose life is about to become anything but ordinary. When scientists discover that the asteroid Phaeton is on a collision course with Earth, humanity is handed a terrifying deadline: the world has only a few months left.
As governments desperately search for a solution, a secret project emerges from the shadows. Its objective is as extraordinary as it is dangerous: to send a handful of people a thousand years into the future, far beyond the impending destruction.
Jose Antonio is neither a scientist, a soldier, nor a hero. Yet circumstances thrust him into the very heart of the experiment.
Then, something goes wrong.
When he finally opens his eyes, the world he knew is gone.
No electricity. No cities. No people.
Only silence.
Somewhere in the ruins of civilization, the answers to what happened-and why-are waiting to be discovered.
The Fridge at the End of the World is a gripping science fiction adventure about survival, sacrifice, love, and the enduring human need for hope when everything else has vanished.
Because when the world ends, what remains may be more important than what was lost.