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Goldsboro Books

Cathedral of the Sea

Cathedral of the Sea

by Ildefonso Falcones

Publisher Doubleday

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About the book

A masterful epic of love, war, treason, plague, famine, witchcraft, anti-Semitism and the Inquisition 14th-century Spain, the medieval city of Barcelona is enjoying a golden age of prosperity. Its humblest inhabitants are building, stone by stone, a magnificent church to overlook their harbour. This is the Cathedral of the Sea: a church to be built for the people by the people. In its shadow, Arnau, a young serf on the run from his feudal lord, struggles to earn his freedom. After famine, plague and thwarted love, Arnaus fortunes begin to turn when King Pedro makes him a baron as a reward for his courage in battle. But he is also forced to marry Eleonor, a ward of the King whom he does not love. His newfound status excites jealousy from his friends who plot his downfall with devastating consequences. Arnaus journey from slave to nobleman is the story of a struggle between good and evil that will turn Church against State and brother against brother

About the Author

Ildefonso Falcones

Ildefonso Falcones is a Spanish lawyer and writer from Barcelona.


He became famous with the historical thriller Cathedral of the Sea, published in 2006, and set in medieval Barcelona. His second novel is La mano de Fatima, his third La Reina Descalza.

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