by Josep Joan Miralles Torlà · Edicions del Bullent, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788496187412
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In the summer of 1528, the town of Vilafamés faces a fine imposed by the king due to its participation in the agermanado movement. The situation is aggravated by the murder of the person in charge of taking the money to Valencia, which threatens to plunge families into misery. Amidst the turmoil and fear, the town mobilizes to find the murderer and recover the stolen money. All suspicions fall on Adil, a young Moorish man, unleashing a cruel persecution. However, love emerges as a force that opens a gap in distrust, and the reasoning of a young priest calls the accusations into question. This youth novel, winner of the 25th Enric Valor Award, explores themes of justice, prejudice and redemption in a fascinating historical context.
