Los hijos de Sargas

This book humanizes creatures often seen as monsters, making me wonder what inspired that choice. Did the author want to challenge typical fantasy tropes?

The setting felt rich and lived-in, but I kept wondering how much of it was planned out beforehand. Would love to hear if there’s a lore bible behind the scenes!

The pacing kept me engaged, but I’m curious whether the focus on action was intentional to also teach lessons about bravery and self-discovery.