The "Giants of Salt" represent both the literal salt-encrusted ships that defined Spain’s power and the figurative "giants" of men—those who are forged in the harsh, briny air of the coast and hardened by the blood of battle. About the Author

is a Seville-born author and agricultural engineer. He is known for blending historical facts with fictional drama to create immersive adventures. You can find his works, including Gigantes de Sal and Negro: Un color demasiado oscuro , on Amazon . GIGANTES DE SAL (Spanish Edition): Fagundo Rojas, Daniel

Mateo’s life is upended when he falls in love with a woman from a higher social class, sparking a chain of events involving:

In the spring of 1562, the Alcázar family struggles to maintain their humble shipyard and salt marshes. While the world outside is consumed by the wars of the Spanish Empire, young Mateo Alcázar has only one ambition: "to raise giants as my father did"—a reference to the massive galleons that once slid from their family’s docks.

Here is an interesting story concept inspired by the themes of the novel: The Story: The Salt Maker’s Legacy

Based on the work of , Gigantes de Sal (Giants of Salt) is an epic adventure set in 16th-century Spain . The story is divided into two parts: Gigantes de Arena y Sal (Giants of Sand and Salt) and Gigantes de Sal y Sangre (Giants of Salt and Blood).

Rival families seek to seize the Alcázar shipyards to fuel the royal navy's demands.