Bells that no one hears

Bells that no one hears by Clorinda Mato Turner ... The events of the novel "Bells that no one hears" revolve around war and attempts to impose control over a fragile society from within. In these unstable conditions, Mr. Antonio Lopez faces a crisis for which he finds no escape, and his close friend offers him an apparent salvation while in fact it is a plot devised against him, and amidst the noise, voices are mixed, but there remains one voice worth paying attention to. I wonder, will he respond to it or be swept away in a frantic rush to become like bells that no one hears? From the novel's atmosphere, we read that in the mid-19th century, specifically in 1858, the forces of General Ramon Castilla advanced to besiege the city of Arquip in the country of Peru, during events referred to as the "Ecuadorian-Peruvian War," turbulent events that resulted in a fierce civil war, which served as a pressure card for some parties but was a lifeline for others.