Ignacio Novo has announced the release of his seventh book, titled “The Time I Never Lost.” This novel offers a profound introspective journey that invites readers to reconcile with their past and understand that every experience has meaning. The work is now available on Amazon and major digital platforms worldwide.
The story follows David, a man who lives his day-to-day life on autopilot, disconnected from his true self. His life changes when he receives a peculiar watch that has neither hands nor numbers. Although it initially seems like an object destined for oblivion, this watch becomes a catalyst for his inner transformation. Through a series of dreams that act as reflections, David confronts his emotional wounds, the relationships he has neglected, and the words he never dared to speak, initiating a process of self-reconciliation.
Novo shares his reflection on the work: “I discovered that there is no such thing as lost time, only learned time. Everything, even the pain, has brought me to this point. That is the essence of my new book.” With a poetic and accessible style, “The Time I Never Lost” serves as an invitation for reflection, encouraging readers to look at their past without fear and to recognize that what is lost is not time, but the connection with oneself.
The author has established himself as an influential figure in the realm of personal growth, amassing over two million followers on social media across Latin America, Spain, and the United States. His approach combines communication, positive psychology, and emotional writing, providing stories that inspire the audience to reflect on their own life journeys.
The official launch of the novel is scheduled for Saturday, October 25, coinciding with a Facebook Live event on his official page. During this broadcast, Novo will conduct readings, share anecdotes from his creative process, and answer questions from his audience.
The book is available in both physical and digital formats through platforms like Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play Books, and Kobo.
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