Two authors, more than 400 kilometers apart and a shared passion for fantasy literature have shaped one of the most exciting new releases in the young adult and adult genres of 2026.
The author from Bajo/Baix Cinca, together with the Madrid-based writer Erya, is writing an ambitious fantasy and science fiction story published by Ediciones Martínez Roca, an imprint of Grupo Planeta.
Spanish fantasy literature has a new addition with an Aragonese touch. Writer Laura Campos, a resident of Ontiñena and raised in Fraga , has just published the novel * La Última Luna* (The Last Moon ) with Madrid-based author Erya. The story blends science fiction, fantasy, adventure, romance, and social commentary in a universe marked by the moon's fall to Earth.
The book has been published in the Match Stories collection by Ediciones Martínez Roca , one of the imprints of Grupo Planeta, and is now available in bookstores throughout Spain. At 384 pages, the novel presents a large-scale dystopia in which humanity's survival depends on a fragile social structure built in the aftermath of a planetary catastrophe.
The launch is also excellent news for the cultural scene of the Bajo/Baix Cinca region, as one of the authors maintains close ties to the area. Although she currently lives outside the region, Laura Campos grew up in Fraga and retains her family roots in Ontiñena, making her one of the emerging voices in fantasy literature linked to the area.
Two authors, two cities, and one shared passion for fantasy
One of the most striking aspects of The Last Moon is its creative process. The novel was co-written by Laura Campos and Erya, two authors who live more than 400 kilometers apart and who developed the story between Aragon and Madrid.
The collaboration between the two has sparked curiosity among many readers. In fact, some literary fans on social media have even mistakenly believed that Erya and Laura Campos are a single author. However, the reality is that they are two distinct writers who share a passion for fantasy literature, imaginary worlds, and stories featuring complex characters.
According to the booklet presenting the work, both enjoy building narrative universes together where fantasy, adventure and romance are mixed with political and emotional conflicts capable of captivating the reader from the first pages.
What is 'The Last Moon' about?
The novel begins with a premise that is as original as it is unsettling: the Moon has fallen to Earth.
The impact has completely transformed the planet. Vast swathes of the world have been devastated, temperatures have become extreme, and only a few habitable areas allow for human survival. In this new scenario, lunar fragments have become an indispensable source of energy for keeping the remaining cities running.
Humanity now lives under the control of Iberion, a political system that concentrates power and carefully controls the information the population receives. Social inequalities are profound, and access to resources, technology, and opportunities depends on each person's place within the social structure.
In that context, the two protagonists of the story appear.
On one side is Izz, whose real name is Lizara Raven. A brilliant scientist and fugitive, she is the daughter of the High Commissioner of Iberion, the most powerful man in the system. After discovering the hidden truth behind Project Selene, a scientific investigation turned into a human experimentation program, she decides to flee, taking with her information capable of changing the fate of the nation.
Facing her is Nil Dilar, a lunar raider belonging to an elite organization tasked with exploring the dangerous outer territories. Haunted by his brother's disappearance during an official mission, he is obsessed with discovering what really happened.
When these two characters cross paths in the Polar Desert, everything they thought they knew begins to crumble. What starts as a chase transforms into an unexpected alliance to uncover a conspiracy that threatens the future of humanity.
Fantasy, science fiction and current affairs
Although The Last Moon is presented as an entertainment novel, the story addresses issues that connect directly with contemporary concerns.
Information manipulation, the ethical use of science, social inequality, political responsibility, and the search for truth are some of the themes that run throughout the narrative.
Added to this are elements that are very popular within current fantasy literature, such as the "enemies to lovers" relationship, the forced coexistence between opposing characters, or the building of bonds that end up forming a new family.
The combination of adventure, romance, survival, and conspiracy makes the novel a proposition aimed at both regular readers of the genre and those looking for dynamic stories with a significant emotional component.
A universe built with detail
Another of the strengths of the work is the elaborate world-building.
The authors have designed a complex society where energy from lunar fragments shapes the economy, politics, and social relationships. Cities are protected by advanced technological infrastructure, while outside, mutated creatures and virtually uninhabitable territories survive.
Settings like Hesperia, the Polar Desert, the rebel shelters, or the laboratory where Project Selene was born add depth to a story that combines constant action with a carefully crafted setting.
From Bajo/Baix Cinca to the national panorama
The publication of La Última Luna represents an important step forward in Laura Campos' literary career and is yet another example of the creative talent emerging from the Bajo/Baix Cinca region.
Together with Erya, the author has developed an ambitious project within one of the fastest-growing genres in today's publishing market. Her arrival at a Grupo Planeta imprint also represents an opportunity for new readers to discover a story that blends fantasy, science fiction, and social commentary.
With an original premise, complex characters and a universe full of secrets to discover, The Last Moon stands out as one of the most outstanding new releases in Spanish fantasy literature in 2026 and as a new source of pride for the cultural scene of Bajo/Baix Cinca.
