El último caso de Unamuno

Autumn 1936. In Salamanca, conquered by the rebel army, Franco has just been appointed head of state, and Unamuno is investigating the mysterious suicide of a law professor. Just three months later, the writer dies suddenly, and Teresa Maragall, an anarchist and Unamuno's lifelong love, along with the lawyer Manuel Rivera, an old friend and collaborator in the rector's investigation, set out to find out what happened. Both know that the official press is lying. In a city occupied by thousands of fascists and soldiers, while Spain lives through its darkest days, the investigation seems impossible, but Unamuno will be able to surprise his friends, and the reader, thanks to mysterious clues that will gradually unravel one of the great puzzles of the Franco regime. A refined novel of mystery and political philosophy that reveals an astonishing historical plot.