De Leales y Traidores (Pedro I de Castilla - LIbro II): Novela histórica (Spanish Edition)

The "Pedro I de Castilla" trilogy is a gripping and epic tale of power, ambition, and loyalty set in 14th century Spain.

The first book, "No hay peor traición," introduces readers to the complex web of alliances and rivalries between the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon.

When Aragonese soldiers attack a Piacenza merchant in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, King Pedro sees it as an intolerable provocation and plunges into war against Aragon.

But he soon realizes that his greatest obstacle is not the enemy army but his own cousin, Infante Fernando, who seeks to claim the throne for himself.

As the conflict escalates, unexpected alliances are formed and betrayals are revealed, threatening to destroy both kingdoms.

Meanwhile, in Granada, the ousting of Emir Muhammad V sets off a chain reaction that could have far-reaching consequences.

This is a must-read for fans of historical fiction, political intrigue, and epic battles.