"The Crown of Navarre and the Crescent - Volume II" begins after the king's fall. Amina and her newborn son flee through forests, rivers, and political deserts: Tudela, Córdoba, and the routes between Moorish and Christian territories. The caliph observes, the Banu Qasi calculate, and Sancho Garcés demands a dead heir to secure his power. The novel shifts from courtly epic to survival thriller: nighttime escapes, broken pacts, pursuits, and impossible decisions made by a mother who has become a tragic legend. Between raison d'état and the heartbeat of a cradle, the ending leaves a bitter and memorable mark: the history that power sought to erase.
AmazonPages: 486, Paperback, Independently published
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