by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi · Booket · tapa dura · ISBN 9788408278566
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«Aquitania» is the historical novel by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, published by Booket in hardback (416 pages, in Spanish).
In 1137 the Duke of Aquitaine dies in Compostela with an ancestral torture mark. His daughter Eleanor marries the son of the King of France to take revenge, but the king dies at the wedding. Eleanor and Louis VII investigate with the Aquitanian cats, spies of the dukes. Decades earlier, a child abandoned by five mothers will become a key figure of the European Middle Ages.
Winner of the Planeta Prize 2020, presented as a limited edition within Booket's Special Collection.
For readers of historical fiction and thrillers set in the Middle Ages, and for followers of the author of the White City Trilogy.
Vitoria-born novelist, 2020 Premio Planeta winner with Aquitania, author of the White City Trilogy set in Vitoria.
