A novel of impossible love, well, almost. Written by an Aragonese, but with the support of its tables, its prestige and a powerful editorial. It's an exciting time and history should also be. We will have to sink his teeth.
Synopsis: In
1142, at sixty-three, died the philosopher, poet and musician Peter Abelard, the "Lion of Paris, twenty-one years later it was Heloise, his lover and wife. They were buried together in a Campaign momanterio, since 1817 their bodies remain together in the same grave in a cemetery in Paris. Heloise and Abelard
portagonizaron the love story more dramatic and turbulent of all time, and José Luis Corral recreated in this novel its human tragedy, steeped in history, culture and philosophy of the flourishing Middle Ages.
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