by Carlos Auresanz · B de Bolsillo (Ediciones B) · tapa dura · ISBN 9788490700150
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The masterful conclusion to the Banu Qasi trilogy by Carlos Aurensanz, one of the most important historical novel authors. At the dawn of the 10th century, the Iberian Peninsula is divided between the Christian kingdoms of the north and the emirate of Córdoba in the south, places where this story unfolds. Caught between the two, the Banu Qasi clan, now in decline, defends its most precious possession, the city of Tudela, with blood and fire. However, the domains they have preserved for two centuries are now in no man's land, where the inevitable clash between two irreconcilable civilizations will occur. With the historical rigor that has characterized him since the first installment of the trilogy, Aurensanz delights us once again with his enormous capacity to turn documents into narrated history and transport the reader, through detailed descriptions, to another time and another place.
