Bernardo de Gálvez. En el nombre de América

At the end of the 18th century, as the British colonies fought for their independence, a young soldier from Málaga unknowingly wrote one of the most decisive chapters in history. From the Mississippi marshes to the British forts of Florida, Bernardo de Gálvez led a daring campaign, marked by strategy, risk, and a determination that would change the course of a war… and a continent. Through the eyes of those who accompanied him —soldiers, servants, colonists, and witnesses of his time— this novel reconstructs, with narrative flair and historical rigor, the exploits of a man who defied prudence and logic to confront the British Empire. Political intrigue, unexpected alliances, decisive battles, and intertwined lives in a hostile territory compose a vibrant tale where history becomes flesh and emotion. Following the success of his acclaimed novel Gálvez, Leonardo Cervera returns to the character that made him famous, delving deeper into his life and highlighting the crucial role this Spaniard played in the independence of the United States. With captivating prose and meticulous knowledge of the period, the author immerses us once again in a historical adventure as fascinating as it is little known.