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Shalom Sepharad is probably the best novel written about the history of the expulsion of Sephardic Jews, of the terrible mistake made by the Catholic Monarchs. A book full of wisdom and erudition, which will astonish the reader with its rhythm, passion, and beauty....

This book praises the figure of a great forgotten hero of Spain. Blas de Lezo, one-armed, one-eyed and lame, with only six ships at his disposal, would save his country from the largest landing known until then, only surpassed by Normandy, two hundred years...

When Maggie Hughes becomes pregnant at fifteen in 1950s Quebec, her parents force her to give baby Elodie up for adoption and get her life ‘back on track’. As time passes, the stories of Maggie and Elodie intertwine but never touch, until Maggie goes in...

Esther, who is member of a Jewish family, was born on the same day that the Treaty of Versailles, which ended the First World War, was signed. His father, Dr. Paul Dukas, is obsessed with his personal and professional ascent, and after converting to...

In 1555, Emperor Charles V abandons his position to give it to his son Philip. Disappointed by an ideal impossible to achieve, exhausted by the incessant journeys through his kingdoms, he devotes himself to his last passion, worthy of a prince of the Renaissance:...

Anibal Rosanegra subsists with his mother in misery in 18th-century Spain, suffering the greed of merchants. He learns to survive thanks to his job as a guide and later he makes his way with his sword Longina and the support of Cucha, a soldier...

On September 6, 1522, a rickety ship arrives at the Sanlúcar de Barrameda port with 18 starving sailors on board who return to the land that saw them leave three years ago. This is the story of a group of courageous men who suffered...

What does the discovery of Velázquez's grave have to do with the family treasure of an Israeli diplomat? A Sephardic key and a promise throughout history by the family of Rabbi Samuel Ha Levi. The key to the synagogue of Toledo will be the...

In the summer of 1956, Jesús Galíndez, representative of the Basque Government in US exile, disappeared in New York. He was kidnapped, tortured and murdered, and all suspicions pointed to the black hand of the dictator of the Dominican Republic. / En el verano...

Commissar Polo arrives in Paris following Matthias Bohle, who has stolen four kg of gold from a Spanish industrialist who ordered him to get it out of Spain discretely. The man he is looking for committed suicide by throwing himself on the train tracks......