Tierra sin rey

13th century. North of the Pyrenees, Languedoc, a land without a king or a Christian faith, became the battleground that transformed the history of Europe. The armies of the Crusade were summoned by the Pope under the pretext of eradicating the Cathar heresy, but their true objective lay far from faith: to destroy the dream of Peter II, the great Crown of Aragon. The siege of Carcassonne, the epic battle of Las Navas de Tolosa, and the decisive Battle of Muret are some of the gripping events that dictated the fate of a throne and a king who had to choose between his faith, his ambition, and his vassals. In a vivid portrayal of characters that reveal the tension, the intrigues, and even the love that can blossom in times of war, Luis Zueco narrates one of the most pivotal episodes in the history of medieval Europe and the Crown of Aragon.