Palabra de Reina / The Word of a Queen

UNA MUJER QUE LUCH CONTRA TODO Y TODOS

Catalina, la ltima hija de los Reyes Cat licos, ha sido durante a os un personaje olvidado en Espa a. Sin embargo, en Inglaterra, donde residi desde la adolescencia para casarse con el rey de esas tierras, se convirti en una leyenda.

UNA REINA QUE FORJ SU PROPIO DESTINO

Este es el relato de una joven solitaria que lleg a ser la primera embajadora de Europa, una mujer que no vacil ante el poder del mism simo rey, provocando un gran cisma con la Iglesia cat lica, y una madre que nunca dej de luchar por su nica hija.

UNA NOVELA QUE NOS DESCUBRE LA VOZ SILENCIADA DE CATALINA DE ARAG N

Desde el castillo de Kimbolton, donde aguarda el final de su vida, Catalina nos narra las peligrosas intrigas de la corte y el asfixiante ego smo de Enrique VIII, as como lo que la llev a hacerse con el favor del pueblo ingl s. En su debut en la novela hist rica, Gema Bonn n nos regala por fin las palabras de una reina silenciada en vida que fue, en t rminos de Shakespeare, «la reina de todas las reinas .

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A WOMAN WHO FOUGHT EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE.

For years, Catherine, the youngest daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, has remained a forgotten character in Spain. But in England--where she lived since her teenage years, intended to marry the king of the land--she became a legend.

A QUEEN WHO FORGED HER OWN DESTINY.

This is the tale of a lonely young girl who became Europe's first ambassador, a woman who did not waver, not even before the king himself, causing a great schism within the Catholic Church, and a mother who never stopped fighting on behalf of her only child.

A NOVEL THAT REVEALS CATHERINE OF ARAGON'S SILENCED VOICE.

From Kimbolton castle, where she awaits the end of her days, Catherine narrates the dangerous court intrigues and asphyxiating selfishness of Henry VIII, as well as the events that lead her to gain the favor of the British people. In her historical novel debut, Gema Bonn n finally gives us the voice of a queen silenced in life, a woman who, in Shakespeare's words, was "the queen of all queens."