Leona

Yoatad Azaswa es un reconocido escritor, llamado el escritor que nunca duerme porque, según él, no ha dormido durante más de 10 años. Un día, en una de sus caminatas, fue asesinado de forma bárbara y espantosa. Toda muerte es un fin, no obstante, para él se convirtió en el inicio de su gran historia. —No podré ir más allá de donde termina mi vida —dice penosamente. Con una realidad desdibujada y quebrantando las leyes del tiempo, el somnoliento escritor nos narra la más trágica de las desventuras. ¿Por cuánto tiempo alguien puede estar muerto?, ¿puede una persona pasar...

From the moment the stranger bursts into her antiquities shop in Rome, Lavinia Lake knows he is nothing but trouble. Announcing that he is a spy, Mr. Tobias March claims to be in pursuit of a killer and swears that Lavinia's life is in danger, but she is convinced that he is bent on destroying her. After being hustled all the way back to England, Lavinia vows to find a way to get back at him, never dreaming that Mr. March has actually been telling the truth.

Lucas Corso is a bibliophilic mercenary in the middle to two searches. He needs to prove if a manuscript of The Three Musketeers is genuine. He must also find the solution to the enigma of a diabolic book, burned with the printer in 1667, and of which only two other copies are known. The mystery leads him from the Holy Office to books condemned by the Vatican, from dusty old bookstores to the most select libraries owned by important international collectors.

A historical novel begins with the death of Fidel Castro, then works back in time to provide an intimate view of the Cuban Revolution that deviates significantly from the official government version.