by Franco Forte · Editora y Distribuidora Hispano Americana, S.A. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788435062343
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The year is 1176. In the countryside near Legnano, the three hundred men of the Company of the Cart prepare to face the advance of the army of the Holy Roman Empire, led by the fearsome Frederick I Barbarossa. Rossano de Brescia, a hardened soldier of fortune with a score to settle with Barbarossa, sees in this confrontation the opportunity to settle it. In an era of conflicts between Guelphs and Ghibellines, Rossano and Angelica Concesa, a daring countess willing to fight alongside him, will be involved in a subjugating novel of war, battles and death, which reinterprets the exploits of Alberto de Giussano and his horsemen of death, who dealt a blow to the Holy Roman Empire. A historical novel that immerses the reader in medieval Italy, exploring the tensions between the Pontificate and the Holy Roman Empire.
