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This sensational piece of love and death is totally veridic and shows the cruelty of a slave country by a dictator who without mercy oppress and kill the people from hunger, thirst, and injustice, violating the human rights, taking the Cuban people to suicide through the need and desperation. This book shows the real life of Cuba; it shows how the people is tortured, and without hope that one day they could be free or liberated from the yoke that make them die prematurely through suicide. And each day, the oppression against Cubans’ human rights grow. This book shows the inequality in Cuba...

«Dorothy Dunnett es una contadora de historias que podría enseñar unas cuantas cosas a Sherezade sobre suspense, ritmo e inventiva» The New York Times Book Review María de Guisa, Reina regente de Escocia, prepara su viaje a Francia para reunirse con su hija, la pequeña María Estuardo, Reina de Escocia y prometida del Delfín, que lleva ya unos años viviendo en la Corte francesa. Rodeada de intrigas, la Reina regente necesita un espía que no esté controlado ni por escoceses ni por franceses que la mantenga informada y proteja a su hija, y pide a Francis Crawford de Lymond, en su día ...

The reality of what’s happening in Haight-Ashbury in 1968 hits Spracklin as he tracks the killer of artist John Blakely. Heroin has become the dominant drug in the hippie enclave, and the carnival atmosphere of the Summer of Love has given way to a wave of violence. Most worrying to Spracklin is the knowledge that Marie is hiding somewhere in The Haight. “The Haight is a fabulous book!” – Pamela Callow, author of the Kate Lange Thriller Series “Highly recommended.” – Ken McGoogan, author and adventurer

Una conmovedora novela sobre el dolor y la muerte, y por encima de todo un canto al poder de la amistad.