The closing day featured authors Andrea Longarela and Isabel Arias, who presented their latest works, 'Todas las historias llevan tu nombre' and 'Más que amigos', respectively. The Villa Ana venue, by the sea, welcomed numerous readers.
New releases from Lydia A. Benavent and Noemí Quesada were also presented, highlighting the thematic and stylistic diversity within the romantic genre, one of the best-selling in Spain.
“"Our organization commits to sending these letters to their authors in May 2027."
One of the most unique events was the writing challenge proposed by Castellón-based author José Mola, who invited attendees to write a letter to their future selves. The organization committed to sending these letters to their authors in May 2027.
The fair's director, Patricia Artero, emphasized the support from the Benicàssim City Council and the loyalty of the public. She highlighted the fair's role as a platform for visibility for romantic novels and their authors.
The organization also underscored the involvement of reading clubs, publishers, and readers, solidifying the event as one of the leading national gatherings for the romantic genre.
