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Hijos de la Luna

EDITORIAL SIETE ISLAS
ALEJANDRO MONREAL LANDETE
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Pages
356 pp.
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Editorial Siete Islas
Year
2025
ISBN
9791399004182
Dimensions
3.99 x 150.01 x 210.01 cm
Written by
Alejandro Monreal Landete

In an era dominated by fear, superstition, and the absolute power of faith, any difference could become a condemnation. In the Kingdom of Aragón, where ignorance and fanaticism determined the fate of the most vulnerable, Brun's life will be caught between the desire to create, self-discovery, and an accusation that pushes him to the brink of death.

Synopsis

Brun is a young man of very humble origins who dreams of becoming a sculptor while struggling with deep doubts about his identity and desire. He lives in a small village in the Kingdom of Aragón until his destiny is abruptly changed after suffering an epileptic seizure for which he is accused of being possessed by the devil.

Will he manage to escape the stake?

Mystery, magical realism, and adventure intertwine in a story of survival and discovery, marked by the need to question convictions and beliefs that society has assumed as unique and unchangeable.

A terrified boy, a forest fairy, a scholar versed in healing arts, a group of lepers, an unexpected love, and the relentless Holy Inquisition converge in a tale full of unpredictable twists.

A dark and gloomy fairy tale in which, despite everything, its protagonists never lose hope.

The long-awaited return of Alejandro Monreal Landete, after the success of El camino inesperado, a work that won over both critics and readers.

Title
Hijos de la Luna
Author
Alejandro Monreal Landete
Publisher
Editorial Siete Islas
Year
2025
Language
Español
Pages
356 pp.
ISBN
9791399004182
Categories
Narrativa , FIcción
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