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El diamante de Jerusalén(Best Seller | Ficción)

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Un absorbente viaje a través de la Historia

Con el acierto que le ha convertido en un referente del género de la narrativa histórica, Noah Gordon parte de una rigurosa documentación para ofrecer al lector una emocionante novela.


Harry Hopeman, miembro de una dinastía de diamantistas, recibe un día una propuesta: recuperar un diamante legendario que ha despertado interés de gente muy dispar. El encargo, que llevará a Harry a abandonar Nueva York para instalarseen Tierra Santa, se convertirá en un viaje casi iniciático en el que el tratante se reencontrará con sus raíces.

La historia del diamante, desde los tiempos bíblicos hasta la actualidad, sirve no sólo de hilo conductor para narrar las vicisitudes de la familia Hopeman, cuyos orígenes se remontan a los tiempos de la Inquisición, sino también para ofrecer una rica panorámica del judaísmo y su intensa relación con las culturas musulmana y cristiana a lo largo de los siglos.


Format: Paperback
Published: 2008
Pages: 368
Publisher: Roca Bolsillo
ISBN: 9788496940338

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