★ The protagonists, Rory and Euripides, are a classic odd couple—clever, funny, and lovable characters who are always ready for an adventure.
★ Based on themes of a love for reading and exploration, the story is filled with imagination and positivity.
★ This is the first collaboration between Isabel Sanjust and Joxan Arturo, with more works to follow, showing strong series potential.
★ Illustrated by the experienced Laia Ferrat, who brings a professional background in children's books and animation.

This series includes 3 books:
"Rory and the Magic Horn", "Rory in Search of the Hidden Sea", and the third book, "Rory and the Treasure Under the Ice", which will be released in March 2026. The series is ongoing.

Welcome to a vast and thrilling world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, where technology is rooted in the 19th century—imagine steam trains, newspapers, and cameras, but without radio, cinema, or the internet. Here, everything is possible: hidden oceans, haunted mountains, frozen treasures, desert cities, underworlds, mysterious maps, and secret libraries... this universe is purpose-built for never-ending exploration.

Rory’s mother seems to have disappeared while searching for the legendary hidden ancient city beneath the sea. Following their first adventure, the empowered Rory and his friend Euripides are determined to find her. On their journey, they will face fearsome rabbits, the villainous Mariachi Brothers, giant dragonflies, and even a rat-infested castle. The danger, surprises, and fun contained within this book are far beyond anything you can imagine.

Isabel Sanjust & Josan Hatero are a couple in real life, united by their love for stories. He is an already renowned author for adults and children with many titles on his back. She has been working in publishing all her life. This is their first series together.

Laia Ferraté was born in 1982 in Cambrils (Tarragona). She has always loved drawing and creating stories. That’s why she decided to study graphic arts at Escola Joso and Escola de la Dona in Barcelona. She has worked for the publishing sector illustrating children’s books and novels. In addition, her attraction to the world of animation has led her to study a Master’s Degree in 2D Animation at the Escola de Cine de Barcelona. She is currently working at Tomavisión, developing different projects.