Nuria Elisabeth Sánchez (1988, Mérida, Spain) She has a Degree in Spanish Language and Literature. From a very young age, she felt an attraction to writing; any excuse was a good one to unleash her imagination and start writing. She enjoyed making up stories and spent part of her teenage years writing. There was no better company than a pen, paper and the creation itself in person. She postponed this hobby to give priority to her studies. Over time, she realized that writing was what filled her life, that it was an imperative need to tell the world her stories.

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In 2016 she studied Creative Writing at the Escuela de Escritores de Madrid, where she published in the XIII Book of the Escuela de Escritores: La mancha mínima, her story Sin aliento.

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That same year she also took other courses focused on creative writing and the profession of writing, as well as marketing. In the same way, she attended the Barcelona School of Writers a course in spelling and style proofreading.

She combined her literary studies with studies of the English language. She has the B2 level title and is currently preparing the C1. One of her big dreams is to see her works translated into English.

In July 2017, she published her first novel, El enigma del laberinto perdido, which was the beginning of the enigmas trilogy. This novel managed to position itself as a Bestseller in its categories and even today, it continues to remain among the top positions.

 
In May 2019, she published the second part of the trilogy: Legados del más allá, which followed the same path as its predecessor.

 
In May 2020, publish Sin aliento: cuanta atrás. A different novel with which she participated in the 2020 Amazon Storyteller Literary Award.

 
Finally, in 2021, the author published the last part of the trilogy.
 

In 2021-2022, she rewrote her first novel, translating it into English herself. Then an English proofreader checked the text. The Enigma of the Lost Labyrinth will be released on December 3, 2022.