A plane full of passengers crashes on the shores of an island lost in the middle of the Pacific. At first they think it is a desert island. Little by little they discover that it is full of enigmas and mysteries. This copious adventure novel of the 21st century, inspired by a popular television series, spans several lives and several countries and aims to reflect a time when we feel as if we have lost our way. Brilla, mar del Edén, speaks of the danger that blind beliefs contain, whether religious, political or of any other kind, and, far from the usual catastrophism, aims to open paths of hope for our future. Brilla, mar del Edén, collects all the themes of Andrés Ibáñez's literature and adds new ones such as the origin of cruelty, the varieties of slavery and the possibility of a society without violence.