by Juan Pedro Aparicio · Eolas Ediciones · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410057180
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Set in the mid-12th century, this historical novel explores the political and religious tensions between Emperor Barbarossa and the Papacy. The story follows Marcello, a young aspiring troubadour who travels to Hispania in the retinue of Cardinal Jacinto Bobone. There, his life changes when he falls in love with Zayda, a young troubadour who is kidnapped by the Knights Templar, triggering a series of discoveries about a regicide that changed the history of the peninsula. With a backdrop of intrigue in Rome and the struggle for the autonomy of Arnaldo de Brescia's commune, the work combines historical fiction with an engaging narrative.
