In "Los Días del Fuego" (The Days of Fire), the second installment of the trilogy, Bodoc delves deeper into the consequences of war and explores the complexities of power and sacrifice. Her characters are not mere vessels of action, but individuals with hopes, fears, and vulnerabilities that make them relatable and endearing.

Bodoc's writing style is characterized by a poetic rhythm and lyrical prose. She weaves words together in such a way that they transcend the page, creating an atmosphere that transports readers to distant lands and ignites their imagination. Her storytelling is rich in cultural references, incorporating elements from Argentine mythology and folklore that add depth and authenticity to her narratives.