February 1736. Father Ursus, superior of the Jesuit mission of San Ignacio Miní, sails the Paraná River with his protégé, a five-year-old boy, Aitor Ñeenguirú. He orders the paddlers to stop the raft when he hears harrowing screams coming from the shore. He discovers it is a y...
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February 1736. Father Ursus, superior of the Jesuit mission of San Ignacio Miní, sails the Paraná River with his protégé, a five-year-old boy, Aitor Ñeenguirú. He orders the paddlers to stop the raft when he hears harrowing screams coming from the shore. He discovers it is a young woman of European origin, who has just given birth to a baby girl. The mother dies, but the girl is alive, so they rush her to the mission, where she is baptized Emanuela. Thus begins this powerful and intense story of love and adventure between Aitor, the seventh male child of the Ñeenguirú family, the cursed one of the village, singled out and discriminated against as the lobisón (werewolf), and Emanuela, the blessed one of San Ignacio Miní, whom they call "the holy girl" for her powers to heal people and animals. Within the framework of the colonization and evangelization of South America, with a compact range of well-defined secondary characters and a tightly woven plot that takes us through life and customs in the Jesuit missions, Florencia Bonelli, the queen of historical-romantic novels, delivers her new and exciting story that, once again, will provoke the enthusiasm and celebration of her thousands and thousands of readers. -- February 1736. Father Ursus, superior of the Jesuit mission of San Ignacio Miní, sails the Paraná River with his protégé, a five-year-old boy, Aitor Ñeenguirú. He orders the paddlers to stop the raft when he hears harrowing screams coming from the shore. He discovers it is a young woman of European origin, who has just given birth to a baby girl. The mother dies, but the girl is alive, so they rush her to the mission, where she is baptized Emanuela. Thus begins this powerful and intense story of love and adventure between Aitor, the seventh male child of the Ñeenguirú family, the cursed one of the village, singled out and discriminated against as the lobisón (werewolf), and Emanuela, the blessed one of San Ignacio Miní, whom they call "the holy girl" for her powers to heal people and animals. Within the framework of the colonization and evangelization of South America, with a compact range of well-defined secondary characters and a tightly woven plot that takes us through life and customs in the Jesuit missions, Florencia Bonelli, the queen of historical-romantic novels, delivers her new and exciting story that, once again, will provoke the enthusiasm and celebration of her thousands and thousands of readers. |
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