Tells the legend that once upon a time there was a forest. In that forest lived different animals, from different species, that arrived there trying to escape from hunger and war, from incomprehension, from treachery and from a certain dead. In the forest, they found the respect and the feeling of equality. The story of those animals was told from father to son, until now. But, would it be true all the things told about the Nameless Forest?
Claudi was born and has grown up in a housing development village. Son of a construction worker that decided to open his own business, he has turned into a writer and has just got divorced. The encounter with old friends form high-school, like an actress or the manager of a lay funeral parlour, makes him face up to lives as bittersweet as his own. At the same time, he begins to remember people already dead, as Baixer, the Moroccan assistant of his father, or Simon Loewenthal, marked by the Holocaust. They are the lifes and souls that live on the plots of the village.
Leo Vidal, an American investigative journalist, receives a significant amount of hands of a mysterious patron to prepare a report on the rich Nazi sources during and after the Second World War. After following several clues in Switzerland, Japan and Barcelona. Vidal finds evidence that a powerful right-wing organization is preparing several coups to establish a new global regime.
The meeting of an enigmatic unpublished photo on the issue of SS chief Montserrat appears to contain the key to the plot. On October 23, 1940, Heinrich Himmler made a visit to Montserrat, where the Nazis speculated the San Greal was hidden. Nearly seven decades later, Leo Vidal will discover that the head of the SS was not looking for the sacred wine, but hid a secret unknown weapon in a sealed environment of the sanctuary. A shadowy international brotherhood has kept for years this treasure, which earlier has to come to light. Everything is about to have a new kingdom. The Fourth Reich.
Joana E. es una historia real. Es la historia que quiso escribir Maria Antonia Oliver después de conocer a Joana. Como también quiso que fuera en voz de Joana, y no de quien escribía, que fuera contada con su propio lenguaje, su manera de explicarse, sus dudas, contradicciones, momentos de felicidad y momentos de miseria, con su propio miedo y su indignación, con las cosas que quiso contar y las escondió, con la ingenuidad, la inteligencia, la racionalidad y la pasión con la que ella se exterioriza.
Seven women bound by love, sadness, hope, loss and affection. Few people know about the Lighthouse Island but for those who finally reach its shores, life will not be the same again. Mencía knows it. Six other women stay by her side as they travel together to the Lighthouse. Menorca is there, waiting for them. They will share secrets and love, pain and pleasures, glances in silent and never-ending words. Their voices are alive, generous, and unique. An intense atmosphere surrounds them, as they slowly reach the island while their thoughts go backwards and pass through all their lives.