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by Luther Blissett · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788806147402
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En 1517, Martín Lutero clava sus noventa y cinco tesis exigiendo la reforma de la Iglesia Católica en la puerta de la Catedral de Wittenberg, lo que desencadena un período de agitación, guerra, guerra civil y violencia que ahora conocemos como la Reforma. En esta época devastada por las guerras de religión, un joven estudiante de teología adopta la causa de los herejes y los desheredados. A través del tablero de ajedrez de Europa, desde las llanuras alemanas hasta las florecientes ciudades holandesas y hasta Venecia, la puerta de entrada al Este, nuestro héroe, un 'Superviviente', un anabaptista protestante radical que usa muchos nombres, y su enemigo, un espía papal leal y cazador de herejes conocido misteriosamente como "Q" juegan un juego en el que no se prohíben movimientos y el verdadero tamaño de las apuestas permanece oculto hasta el final. Lo que comienza como una lucha personal para revelar la identidad del otro se convierte en una misión que solo puede terminar en la muerte.
Luther Loide Blissett is a former professional footballer and manager who played for the England national football team during the 1980s. Born in Jamaica, Blissett played as a forward, and is best known for his time at Watford, whom he helped win promotion from the Fourth Division to the First Division. Blissett set Watford's records for appearances and goals, having played 503 games and scored 186 goals, and was the top goalscorer in the 1982–83 Football League First Division as he led Watford to second-place. He was also one of the first black players to represent England. Blissett was capped 14 times by England, scoring a hat-trick on his debut. After retiring from playing, Blissett turned to coaching, initially under the management of Graham Taylor at Watford, and managed Chesham United from 2006 until 2007.
