Yinn. Fuego azul

In the year 1120, the jinn Akil returns to the world of men to serve a young nobleman from León named Diego Tovar. Diego has lost his lands and is willing to do anything to get them back. But the only way to achieve his goal is to steal a valuable manuscript from the messenger who is transporting it... who turns out to be a girl named Sahar. The historical setting places us on the Iberian Peninsula at the beginning of the 12th century: a turbulent time in the Christian kingdoms due to noble conflicts; as well as in al-Andalus, where, in the face of cultural splendor, the Almoravids impose a new order. "Yinn" also introduces us to a fantastical universe where the magical traditions of the three cultures that coexisted on the Peninsula throughout the Middle Ages are intertwined. Four young people star in this story: Diego, a nobleman from León; Sahar, the daughter of a renowned Muslim physician from Seville; Yehuda, a Kabbalist Jew from Toledo; And Olaya, the heiress of a Galician count. The four will find their destinies intertwined through a mysterious character named Akil, a jinn with immense powers and a heart that, little by little, will become more human... A highly evocative blend, both for its imaginative richness and for the values ​​of tolerance and coexistence of cultures that underpin it.