by Daniel Wolf · GRIJALBO · tapa dura · ISBN 9788425354052
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In the Duchy of Upper Lorraine, year 1218, Michel de Fleury, after his struggle against the clergy and nobility, has become mayor of Varennes Saint-Jacques. His goal is to achieve justice and honesty, rebelling against the powerful who oppress the people. Meanwhile, Rémy, Michel's son, dreams of founding a school so that everyone can learn to read and write, which confronts him with the abbot, who sees his power threatened. When Varennes is about to become a prosperous city, the enemies of the Fleury conspire to plunge it into poverty, from which it will only emerge when the people confront their oppressors and freedom illuminates the earth. This is the exciting continuation of 'The Salt of the Earth', a medieval saga full of intrigue, revenge, injustice and love.
