Atria Espanol: La Dama azul (The Lady in Blue) : Novela (Paperback)

from juniperSun

Several people at the same time are seeking out information on "bilocation" or physical projection of a person to another location. Seemed to be a spin on The Da Vinci Code, but it was hard to figure out where he was going with this: does he want to disprove appearances of the Virgin Mary, or pro...

from thejohnsmith

Not as good as the his 'secret supper' but an engaging read nonetheless. Its a clever plot, well written and I do enjoy the use of stories set in different times that gradually converge - the technique is used well in this novel.

from bburke79

This book is an interesting story about many different people. (That is a big reason why I only gave it 3 stars- sometimes it was difficult to follow the people and the times that they were in) It centers around a nun the "Lady in Blue" who bilocates aka- being in two places at once- from Spain t...

from debs4jc

There are several different storylines that intersect--all centered around the mysterious ability of a nun from the 17th century to bi-locate (seemingly be in two places at once). She lived in spain but appeared to the indians on New Mexico. Parts of the novel flash back to these historical event...

from krizia_lazaro

The story has a good plot but very confusing. A lot of characters that confuses me. A lot of changes in settings, such as in TIME and PLACE. There was a surprise towards the end that felt out of place for me. The story was disjointed and was not nicely translated. I think the author could have go...