by José María Pérez Peridis · Booket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467050622
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The year is 1184 in Castile, where King Alfonso VIII and his wife Eleanor of England face the pressure of not having a male heir. Eleanor, feeling like a foreigner in the court, believes that her infertility is a divine punishment for the king's adultery with a Jewish woman from Toledo. Consumed by jealousy and anger, the queen plots a revenge that will have unexpected consequences. This historical novel by Peridis transports us to the Middle Ages, exploring courtly intrigues and rivalries between Christian kingdoms in times of the Reconquest.
