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“Hay gente que, al escoger su deber, escoge tambin su destino.”

Despus del xito de Las frases robadas, Jos Luis Sastre vuelve con un relato emocionante sobre quienes asumen su deber al precio de pagarlo con sus vidas.

Consciente de que se juega su propia vida, un polica asume la escolta de una concejala amenazada de muerte. El cerco terrorista se estrecha sobre ella mientras l, que tiene la certeza de que los van a matar, se resiste a abandonar la misin, aferrado a su sentido del deber y convencido de que tiene sentido arriesgarse a cambio de que otra persona pueda defender su libertad.

Cunto vale una vida? Hasta dnde estamos dispuestos a renunciar para defender un ideal?

Despus del xito de Las frases robadas, Jos Luis Sastre vuelve a hacer gala de su estilo emocionante y directo con una novela que narra el valor de aquellos que, durante los peores aos del plomo y desde el anonimato, se enfrentaron al silencio y a la injusticia al precio de que los secuestraran o los asesinaran.

Esta es la historia de quienes, como escribe Sastre, al escoger su deber escogieron tambin su destino.

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“There are people who, when choosing their duty, also choose their destiny.”

After the success of Stolen Phrases, Jos Luis Sastre returns with a moving story about those who assume their duty at the cost of paying for it with their lives.

Aware that he risks his own life, a police officer takes on the task of escorting a councilwoman who has received death threats. The terrorist net closes in on her while he, certain that they will be killed, refuses to abandon the mission, clinging to his sense of duty, convinced that it makes sense to take the risk in exchange for someone else being able to defend their freedom.

How much is a life worth? How far are we willing to go to defend an ideal?

After the success of Stolen Phrases, Jos Luis Sastre once again displays his exciting and direct style with a novel that narrates the courage of those who, during the worst years of the dictatorship, and from anonymity, confronted silence and injustice at the price of being kidnapped or murdered.

This is the story of those who, as Sastre writes, by choosing their duty also chose their destiny.