Isabel Allende

The house of the spirits tells the family saga of the Trueba, from the beginning of the century to our time.

It is the story of a woman and a man who loved each other in full, thus saving themselves from a vulgar story.

As a modern Scherezade, Eva Luna turns her life into a tragicose in which she unfolds a surprising gallery of characters: a body embalmer, a godmother who survives a beheading, a woman with a man's body, an Austrian photographer tormented by the memories of Nazism...

It tells the story of Gregory Reeves, a white man raised in the Latin neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Isabel Allende brings her magical powers as a storyteller to a very personal level and with a special charm to the intertwined and sensual arts of food and love. By mixing personal memories with the folklore of the world, historical legends, and memorable moments of erotic literature and other types, Allende enriches his narrative with similar portions of humor and insight. Combining a banquet of fascinating facts about the aphrodisiac powers of food and drink, Allende serves them with convincing admiration and due irreverence. She offers suggestions, both old and modern, to attract a lover, light the sexual burning, prolong the sexual act, reactivate the decadent virility. In the caldero of history, she informs us about the lascivious appetites of all, from Emperor Nero to Catherine the Great to the notorious Madame du Barry of France.

nés Suárez is a young and humble seamstress who embarks on the New World in search of her husband, lost on the other side of the Atlantic. Inés, who longs for a life of adventures, will not find her husband but a passionate love: Pedro de Valdivia, field master of Francisco Pizarro, with whom he will face the risks and uncertainties of the conquest and foundation of the kingdom of Chile.