Nacida de la llama (La senda de los dragones, Libro 1)

The dragons in Flameborn feel more like guardians than villains, which is a fresh take. I wonder what inspired the author to portray them this way?

I appreciated how the magic was explained without bogging down the story, but it still felt layered. How did the author balance clarity with depth?

The multiple viewpoints added depth and kept me engaged. I wonder what led to the choice of this narrative style for a middle-grade adventure?