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Los tiempos del odio (Bruna Husky, #3)Los tiempos del odio by Rosa Montero
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

"Los tiempos de odio" es una novela escrita por la aclamada autora española Rosa Montero. El libro se publicó por primera vez en 2018 y es la tercera entrega de la serie Bruna Husky.

La historia tiene lugar en un futuro distópico donde el mundo se divide en dos partes, los privilegiados y los oprimidos. El personaje principal, Bruna Husky, es un replicante, una especie de humano artificial, que trabaja como detective privado. La contratan para investigar el asesinato de un famoso genetista, que estaba trabajando en un proyecto revolucionario que podría cambiar el mundo.

Mientras Bruna profundiza en la investigación, descubre una peligrosa conspiración que involucra a personas y corporaciones poderosas. También enfrenta desafíos personales, como lidiar con su propia mortalidad y su complicada relación con su amante, el inspector humano Miquel Lizard.

La escritura de Montero es atractiva y crea un mundo vívido y detallado que es a la vez cautivador y aterrador. Los personajes están bien desarrollados y sus relaciones y motivaciones son complejas y creíbles. Bruna es una protagonista convincente, y sus luchas con su propia identidad y mortalidad añaden profundidad a la historia.

Uno de los puntos fuertes de la novela es su exploración de temas importantes como la identidad, la libertad y las consecuencias del progreso científico. El libro plantea preguntas que invitan a la reflexión sobre la naturaleza de la humanidad y el papel de la tecnología en nuestras vidas. Rosa Montero en esta tercera novela aclara algunas definiciones de tecnología y términos utilizados en el género de ciencia ficción que no estaban presentes en sus dos primeras novelas.

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