by Jorge Molist · Columna · tapa dura · ISBN 9788466416368
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In the heart of the Renaissance, Joan and Anna run a bookstore that becomes the center of intrigues in Rome. The establishment is a symbol of the Catalan clan of the Borgias, who govern the city with an iron fist, and therefore, a target to be destroyed by the great Roman families who plot the fall of Pope Alexander VI and his ambitious children Joan, Caesar, and Lucrezia. Joan and Anna are happy despite the betrayals, plots, adulteries, wars, and murders that surround them. But Joan de Borgia, a young man who does not accept negatives and in whom his father, the Pope, has delegated all his power, becomes infatuated with Anna. From this moment on, Joan and Anna will also have to face the power of their protectors, the Borgias, to save their love, their family, and their dignity. This is the beginning of a feat that will lead the bookseller to fight alongside the Great Captain for the conquest of Naples, to become a friar to overthrow Savonarola in Florence, to face the Inquisition and the plague in Barcelona, to fight against corsair ships in the Mediterranean, and to participate in the miseries, glory, and fall of fascinating and unique characters in history: the Borgias.
