El triple engaño

The story moves through a series of hoaxes and misdirections — I wonder how much planning went into making each reveal satisfying for young readers.

Sometimes the clues felt like they took a bit too long to connect. Was that a deliberate choice to build suspense or just the natural rhythm of the story?

The small-town vibe and familiar locales really made the mystery feel cozy and accessible. I'm curious if the author drew from real places or crafted a fictional town.