Ziggy is an extraterrestrial teenager who loves the music of Earth, and wins the option to travel to our planet to find out more about it. He falls in love quite soon with a young earthling biologist, but relationships with people from other planets are completely forbidden. Through his investigations, we will learn some of the most important concepts of biology… among the sound of laughter and sighs.
The Castaways’ Clan is back with new love stories, surprising discoveries and unexpected blows of fate. Víctor, Martina, Lauren, Abril and Max are closer than ever… Especially Martina and Max: They are dating, at last! Her parents, though, won’t let her lead her own life. Martina will have to fight for her dreams, but… will they be the same as Max’s? Abril is going through a hard time: she has to face her mother’s return alone. Víctor and she are in love, but with him in Boston and her in Barcelona, love could easily be overcome by distance… As for Lauren, she is on the brink of success: she has been casted for a television series that might either catapult her to stardom or be a total failure! Whatever happens, whomever they confront, nothing will separate them… or, will it?
Kira is in Decia, her enemies’ country, as a captive. She has been taken there to prevent her people, Hydra, from using their magic gifts in the war against the Decians. Because she is the Crystal Queen, capable of submitting the waters to her will. And, worst of all, everything is Edan’s fault — Edan, the only man Kira has been really in love with. He has offered her to his brother, king Kadar, who has made her his fiancée. For her there is no greater humiliation, and nevertheless… there is something that prevents her from hating Kadar. Perhaps, nobody had even considered the possibility of her feelings interfering this game of power and politics. Love and hate can be two sides of the same coin.
THE ENDING: treacheries, ambition and love
Kira has become Queen of the Decians, a people that hates her. She is the Hydran foreigner who commands the waters, who has woken up the damned, and caused an civil war… She can’t trust anyone — not even her compatriot Ode, thirsty of power; nor Edan, the love of her life — not in a million years… Driven to despair, she turns to an old witch, the only one who might understand the nature of the Crystal Queen and the conspiracy that hovers over her destiny, much more terrible than she imagines.
Kira is in Decia, her enemies’ country, as a captive. She has been taken there to prevent her people, Hydra, from using their magic gifts in the war against the Decians. Because she is the Crystal Queen, capable of submitting the waters to her will. And, worst of all, everything is Edan’s fault — Edan, the only man Kira has been really in love with. He has offered her to his brother, king Kadar, who has made her his fiancée. For her there is no greater humiliation, and nevertheless… there is something that prevents her from hating Kadar. Perhaps, nobody had even considered the possibility of her feelings interfering this game of power and politics. Love and hate can be two sides of the same coin.