by Miguel Ángel Moreno · Roca Editorial · tapa dura · ISBN 9788416700639
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In the heart of Tanganyika, 1905, the Kast brothers run a cotton plantation, but harmony is disturbed by the irascibility of Bertram, a man feared by all. His wife, Jocelyn, finds solace in the music of her piano, calming Bertram's tormented soul. However, Bertram's determination to protect his family unleashes a series of terrible acts that consecrate him as an evil man. In the midst of this chaos, Jocelyn emerges as the true heroine, offering friendship and protection to the Maasai. This epic novel, set in colonial Africa in the early 20th century, weaves a fascinating plot with territorial wars, the Maji Maji rebellion, and the slave treatment of German settlers towards the native population.
