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portada A Passage Of Clouds: A Trilogy of Novels inspired by life in 15th Century Spain: Book II
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
382
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 2.2 cm
Weight
0.56 kg.
ISBN13
9781512127225

A Passage Of Clouds: A Trilogy of Novels inspired by life in 15th Century Spain: Book II

Perry Jeffe (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

A Passage Of Clouds: A Trilogy of Novels inspired by life in 15th Century Spain: Book II - Jeffe, Perry

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Synopsis "A Passage Of Clouds: A Trilogy of Novels inspired by life in 15th Century Spain: Book II"

CASTILE, 1461: Eleven years have passed since Fernán Hernandes, a converso whose Jewish ancestors were forced to convert to Catholicism, and his wife, Naomi, whose people remained Jews, fled Castile to escape prosecution for heresy. The dramatic story continues as Fernán, mourning the death of his father, sails to Castile with his family to reorder Hernandes affairs. But events darker than familial tragedy await him. Accusations of foul crimes confront Jews and conversos, driving Fernán to seek political influence with King Enrique. After many trials, Fernán becomes Protector of the Crown and is plunged into the maelstrom of Castilian politics-including the bitter love-hate between the King and the marqués de Villena, and the deadly greed of Juan II of Aragon-all preface to a bloody civil war. Based on historic events in Spain during the turbulent 15th century, the author weaves a vibrant tapestry depicting the struggles of Fernán and his family, and the intrigue of prominent nobles, continuing the blend of truth and fiction into a tale rich with gripping narrative and memorable characters. Praise for the Novel "By turns swashbuckling and philosophic, historically and emotionally believable, this novel paints a convincing picture of the life of conversos and Jews in medieval Spain, while examining dilemmas still of concern today. A weak king, scheming advisors, and a minority community under attack, form the backdrop for action that is hectic in terms of both swordplay and conscience." Miriam Sagan, author of Rag Trade and Searching For A Mustard Seed.

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