Readers on Goodreads and Lecturalia highlight the book's well-documented historical grounding paired with its biting wit. Las traidoras: Luque Ortiz, Herminia - Amazon.com
You can find the digital version on platforms like Casa del Libro or Amazon .
The narrative is described as acidic and funny, bridging the gap between historical documentation and satirical fiction. About the Author
While originally published in physical formats by Edhasa, Las Traidoras is available through various digital retailers and libraries:
The novel features letters from thirteen women who were connected to the King in various ways. Their collective voices provide a "precise and different" focus on the era, exposing the King’s hypocrisy, tyranny, and cruelty.
by Herminia Luque is a sharp, irreverent historical novel that re-examines one of Spain's most controversial figures—King Ferdinand VII—through the eyes of the women who knew him. Winner of the II Premio Ramiro Pinilla de Novela Corta , the book blends satirical chronicle with epistolar narrative to dismantle the myth of the "Desired King". Synopsis and Themes
(Winner of the IX Premio Málaga de Novela ). Availability and Format
Readers on Goodreads and Lecturalia highlight the book's well-documented historical grounding paired with its biting wit. Las traidoras: Luque Ortiz, Herminia - Amazon.com
You can find the digital version on platforms like Casa del Libro or Amazon .
The narrative is described as acidic and funny, bridging the gap between historical documentation and satirical fiction. About the Author
While originally published in physical formats by Edhasa, Las Traidoras is available through various digital retailers and libraries:
The novel features letters from thirteen women who were connected to the King in various ways. Their collective voices provide a "precise and different" focus on the era, exposing the King’s hypocrisy, tyranny, and cruelty.
by Herminia Luque is a sharp, irreverent historical novel that re-examines one of Spain's most controversial figures—King Ferdinand VII—through the eyes of the women who knew him. Winner of the II Premio Ramiro Pinilla de Novela Corta , the book blends satirical chronicle with epistolar narrative to dismantle the myth of the "Desired King". Synopsis and Themes
(Winner of the IX Premio Málaga de Novela ). Availability and Format
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