★Rights sold to France, Turkey, Russia, Poland, Slovenia, Iran, Mexico & Audiobook.
★More than 100,000 copies have been sold.
★Probably the most astonishing young crime novels saga seen in years.
A twist to the paranormal literature mixed with crime fiction.
★Erik Vogler is a young freak, obsessed with tidiness and order, who never leaves home if his clothes are not perfectly matched. Probably the most astonishing young crime novels sagas seen in years. A twist to the paranormal literature mixed with crime fiction.
★Including 8 titles:
Crimes of the White King, Death at the Spa, Curse of the Monastery, False Love, The Lost Heart, Albert's Secret, The Pilgrim Road, Project Revenge.

Erik is recovering from the injuries of his last adventure, when his father offers him self-defense personal training and psychological support. However, Erik’s enemies are growing and when someone tries to kill him again he becomes so paranoid that he doesn’t wants to leave home. Aware of his situation, the Zimmer family invite Vogler’s family to celebrate Erik’s birthday at their wonderful, brand new countryside house. The problem is that the Zimmers', as Albert himself, hide a huge terrible secret. A secret, that of course, Erik, as usual, will accidently and unwittingly discover, not without risking his life and his nerves again.

Beatriz Osés (Madrid, 1972)
A writer, literature teacher and journalist. She has been awarded the Joaquín Sama and Giner de los Ríos awards for educational innovation, the 2006 Lazarillo de Creación literaria Award for her work Cuentos como pulgas, the 2008 Ciudad de Orihuela International Children's Poetry Award for El secreto del oso hormiguero and the 2010 La Brújula Young Adult Novel Award for El cuentanubes, a work with which she was a finalist for the 2011 Children's and Young Adult Literature Award. In 2018 she won the edebé Children's Literature Award for Soy una nuez and in 2020 the Barco de Vapor Award. Beatriz Osés is also the author of the successful Erik Vogler series, with eight titles published for young readers. Her work has already been translated into French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Iranian, Korean and Turkish, and adapted in Mexico and also for audiobooks and even a theatre play.

Iban Barrenetxea
Even if Iban has recently started to illustrate books, he has already been mentioned by El cultural (El Mundo supplement) as an indispensable children illustrator and his work has also been reviewed by Babelia (El País supplement) and awarded the Biennial of Illustration of Bratislava 2011, Euskadi Literary Awards 2012 & 2013, as well has having been shortlisted for Junceda Award and Korean CJ Picture Book Awards.