Don Álvaro o la fuerza del sino

Geneviève Chauvel, gran conocedora del mundo árabe, cubrió como periodista los grandes acontecimientos del siglo xx en Oriente Medio y Extremo Oriente. Tras el clamoroso éxito de Saladino. El unificador del Islam, ha iniciado un ciclo narrativo dedicado a las grandes mujeres de la historia europea, de la que ha publicado hasta el momento en Edhasa Reina por amor (1999), Eugenia de Montijo, emperatriz de los franceses (2001), Lucrecia Borgia, la hija del Papa (2002) y La pintora de la reina (2006).

Esta serie clásica ya ha inspirado a casi más de dos millones de lectores, pero sin duda alguna, tanto los fieles seguidores como los nuevos lectores desearán poseer esta edición del 20 aniversario de este clásico cristiano. El primer libro de la serie La marca del León, Una voz en el viento, transporta a los lectores al primer siglo y les presenta a un personaje que nunca olvidarán: Hadasa. Desgarrada por su amor por un atractivo y elegante aristócrata, esta joven esclava se aferra a su fe en el Dios viviente por la liberación de las fuerzas de la Roma decadente. Esta edición...

Guillermo Rosales was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1946. From a very young age. He was disillusioned with the communist regime in his country which made it impossible for him to publish his volumes of writings, of which he was able to save El juego de la viola. In 1978 he went into exile and settled in Miami, where we wrote Boarding Home, winner of the 1986 Letras de Oro award, and one of the most outstanding novels in recent Cuban history. Suffering from an incurable mental ailment, as well as ghosts from his hostile past and a persistent sense of failure, Guillermo Rosales ended his life on...

Eric was too good to be true. He was sexy, brilliant and rich. And he wanted her, Jess, a recent divorcee. This was too good to be true. Jess was convinced that Eric would eventually realize that he didn't want her and would leave her, just like her ex did. "Wait!" He called after her. "Jess!" She skidded to a stop and turned. "How do you know my name?" She stumbled back as he reached her. "I'm Jared," he said quickly. Her eyes went wide. "You said your name is Eric." What was going on? "It is but I use Jared online." He stepped closer. She backed up another step. "Jess, don't go." "How did...