Aquitania: Premio Planeta 2020

In the year 1137, the Duke of Aquitaine - ruler of the most coveted region in France - is found dead in Compostela. His body is mysteriously blue, marked with the sign of an ancient and brutal torture. His thirteen-year-old daughter, Eleanor, is left to rule. Convinced the French king is to blame, she orchestrates a cold-blooded plan for revenge: she will marry the king's own son. But when her suspected enemy dies under the exact same strange circumstances during the wedding feast, Eleanor's quest for vengeance is turned on its head.

Now queen of a foreign court, Eleanor must unite with her new husband, the young King Luy VII, to unmask the true killer. Together, the inexperienced monarchs must navigate a web of intrigue, betrayal, and violence that threatens not only their lives but the fragile balance of power that will one day forge a continent. This historical thriller plunges into the early life of one of history's most powerful women, revealing a relentless search for truth in a century defined by battles and ambition.