by Alain Nadaud · Editorial Andrés Bello · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495407375
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In present-day Carthage, an ambitious museum curator, a passionate archaeologist, a novice journalist, and a civil servant with a personal interest in Virgil, the author of the Aeneid, become entangled in a series of strange events. Following a museum fire and a poisoning, mysterious letters reveal a secret kept for two thousand years: an ominous conspiracy in which the emperor Augustus, enraged, destroys his official poet. This novel by Alain Nadaud is a compelling mystery that weaves together contemporary intrigue and ancient history.
