by Sebastián Roa · B · tapa dura · ISBN 9788466656153
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In the year 1174, the Almohad empire prepares to invade the Christian kingdoms of Spain. King Alfonso of Castile seeks to unite the Christian kingdoms against the common enemy. In this novel by Sebastián Roa, the plots of passion, intrigue, war, and ambition are masterfully intertwined. The rivalry between the kings of León and Castile, the intervention of Urraca López de Haro, and the maneuvers of Queen Leonor Plantagenet are key elements in this story. On the border with Islam, Ordoño de Aza is torn between friendship with Ibn Sanadid and fascination with Safiyya, daughter of King Lobo and wife of the Almohad prince Yaqub.
