The Valley of the Wolves by Laura Gallego García

Primero aparece como el amigo de Dana y más tarde descubrimos que nadie más lo puede ver. Kai es probablemente el personaje más interesante, porque es algo que no debería ser posible, incluso en un mundo donde la magia y los dragones existen. Vemos la acción desde el punto de vista de Dana, con sólo unas pocas escenas mostrando algo the Dana no está viendo. It’s a fast read with under 300 pages, but very enjoyable, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes fantasy.Įs una historia muy interesante que me gustó mucho. There are some good plot twists and the mystery will leave the reader wanting to keep on reading until the end. One thing that I really liked, is that the author doesn’t spend pages and pages describing races and cultures -not that there are that many either, but still- and the book is more focused on the plot. This is the only part that I didn’t like so much, because the name of that character already implies that wolves are part of his life. They stay away from the tower and only appear at night, but they have a special connection to one of the characters. Then we have the wolves, that are more than just normal wolves. Even the ones that look innocent and unimportant are hiding something. There are also other mysterious characters, who know more than they’re saying. He first appears as Dana’s friend and we learn later that nobody else can see him.

Kai is probably the most interesting character, because he’s something that doesn’t seem possible, even in a world where magic and dragons exist. We see the story through the point of view of Dana, with only a few scenes showing something that Dana is not seeing. This is a very interesting story and I liked it a lot. (Sigue leyendo para encontrar la reseña en español)

The Valley of the Wolves by Laura Gallego García