La traición de Córdoba | Paul Goeken | book new | sale

Paul Goeken

Robinbook | 2006

248 | 5h 52m

spanish | hardcover | new | sale

22cm x 15cm | 412gr

An exciting recreation of dramatic events that could have happened in reality, such as 11M. While the Spanish government is acting as an ally for Morocco to approach the European Union, a bomb explodes in a shopping center in Gran Canaria and kills dozens of people. In the midst of a great social and political commotion, Alfonso Silva, the leader of Office Number Nine, the elite unit of the Spanish secret services, has to work hard to prevent a new attack and discover the culprits. His research will lead him to unearth passages and characters in our history that already seemed forgotten and anchored in the past, such as the passage of the Spanish Sahara into the hands of Morocco, the appearance of the Polisario Front or the demands on Ceuta and Melilla. However, it will soon become clear that someone has been able to use and manipulate old sentiments to cloud the political peace process. Silva will discover that the atrocious attack was the work of a Moroccan terrorist organization linked to Al Qaeda, and he must use all his diplomatic and police knowledge to protect his colleagues, safeguard his own family and prevent new attacks.