Love and Shadows - Isabel Allende

In 1979, in the town of Lunkin, 60 kilometers from the Chilean capital, Santiago, a secret burial was discovered in an abandoned mine, in which the gendarmes hid the bodies of fifteen peasants from the region. It is from this real incident that Isabel Allende sets out to paint a world of love and hope in the face of another world of violence and hatred, all in a magical atmosphere in which the boundaries between reality and imagination are lost to eventually constitute a wonderful literary work and a tragic historical testimony that narrates the facts of a political crime and a story of human solidarity.

Number of pages: 400