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While working on the restoration of the Portico da Gloria of Santiago de Compostela, Julia Alvarez receives a devastating piece of news: her husband has been kidnapped in a mountainous region of northeast Turkey. From that moment on, Julia, unwillingly, will be involved in an ambitious race to control two ancient stones that, supposedly, permit contact with supernatural entities, and have aroused the interest from a mysterious oriental sect to... - Read more

An amazing book. Only thus can be described what the author of The Secret Supper shares with his readers this time around. This adventure kicks off in 1990, when Javier Sierra bumps into a mysterious character in the halls of the Museo del Prado, who offers to explain the hidden clues to some of museum's masterpieces. Mystic visions, prophetic announcements, heresies and even messages that seem to come from the “other side”,... - Read more

During the summer of 1798, more than thirty thousand French soldiers disembarked in Egypt commanded by the General Napoleon Bonaparte. His official mission was the liberation of the country of Nile from three centuries of Turkish domain and also to block the unrestricted navigation of the British fleet and it's Oriental colonies. No one but the young Napoleon had ever brought scientists to Egypt to study, write and copy all they can from this... - Read more

The young seamstress Sira Quiroga leaves Madrid months before the up-rising, dragged by her unbridled love for a man whom she hardly knows. Together they settle in Tangiers, a mundane city, exotic and vibrant where all the unthinkable can become real, even betrayal and desertion. Alone and hounded by debts, Sira moves to Tetuan, capital of the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco. With unspeakable schemes and the help of friends of ill repute, she... - Read more

If we go beyond strict orthodoxy, much of what we appreciate from the life of our ancestors shows that it held in its power surprising scientific knowledge. So much skill and wisdom make the hypothesis of a remote Golden Age of which we have lost all historic memory believable. To prove the existence of this lost age for humanity, now 10 thousand years-old, and to put forth convincing proof of what it was like, Javier Sierra has traveled to... - Read more