Los últimos: Voces de la Laponia española

The novel keeps you on the edge but also makes you reflect on moral choices. I wonder what influenced the pacing to allow for both tension and introspection.

Some choices felt really gray, which made me question what I would do in their situation. Are there moments where moral ambiguity was especially hard to navigate?

The post-apocalyptic backdrop feels so vivid and plausible. I’m curious whether the author drew from real-world fears or crafted it purely from imagination.