Memory fever

Translation: Saeed bin Abdulwahid In 1847 Charles Chaussole de Braslin, one of the nobles in the court of Louis Philippe I King of France, found himself accused of the murder of his wife whom he was cheating on with their babysitter. And based on the advice of his friend the king, de Braslin faked his suicide and fled to New York. From there, he continued his journey south to the mountains of northern Nicaragua, a fertile and vibrant area where he meets an enchanting woman, the young widow Margarita Arauz known as the White Rose. "Fever of Memory" is a novel about love, mystery, and adventure that teaches us that sometimes, even when life seems to have left us nothing, there may still be a second chance waiting for us somewhere else. Gioconda Belli, the author of the successful book "The Haunted Woman," in this novel recovers something of the life of the grandmother she used to visit in a small town in the foggy mountains of the north of the country. After researching her family history, Belli wove a wonderful story set in the 19th century about a major scandal in the French court and the roots of her family.