by Lorenzo Mediano · Onagro · tapa dura · ISBN 9788488962294
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In 1898, the Spanish empire crumbles and the defeated troops return to the Peninsula. However, in the Philippines, thousands of soldiers remain prisoners in the jungle, forgotten by their government. Among them, five officers and an anarchist soldier seek to achieve freedom on their own. This adventure novel, love, war and betrayal, written by Lorenzo Mediano, immerses the reader in a story of true and exciting events, novelized by the grandson of one of the characters, with the betrayal of the government as a backdrop.
Lorenzo Mediano is a Spanish physician, writer and wilderness survival instructor. He is the author of several novels such as Los olvidados de Filipinas, La escarcha sobre los hombros, El Secreto de la Diosa and Tras la huella del hombre rojo.
