by Nieves Abarca · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467056396
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In A Coruña in 1854, the arrival of a mysterious ship unleashes a cholera epidemic that threatens the city. Juana de Vega, widow of General Espoz y Mina, faces devastation and death as she discovers that the cholera epidemic hides something even darker and more dangerous. In London, 1831, Spanish liberals struggle to survive, harassed by royalist spies. José de Espronceda, fleeing repression, joins Generals Espoz y Mina and José María Torrijos, who are obsessed with liberating Spain from absolutism. The two plots converge in a battle to the death where the thirst for freedom and the thirst for blood clash in a romantic ending.
