by Vicenta María Márquez de la Plata · EDB FICCION · tapa dura · ISBN 9788466631884
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In the 11th century, the Iberian Peninsula is divided between Christian and Muslim kingdoms. The Muslim kingdoms pay tributes to the Christians to avoid attacks. King Sancho dominates much of the Christian kingdoms, but after his death, his sons divide the territory: García inherits Navarre, Ramiro Aragon, Fernando Castile, and Gonzalo Sobrarbe. An arrow kills Sancho in Pajares, and his sons, in revenge, devastate Campomanes. Alexania, an old woman with powers, casts a curse on those responsible for the massacre. Doroteo, a eunuch raised by the kings, falls in love with Bermeja, a maid, and adopts her along with her son. However, García takes Bermeja, and Doroteo abandons his king, embarking on a journey full of difficulties that takes him to the Muslim kingdoms.
