Recaredo, el rey que forjó Spania

Following the death of the powerful Leovigild, his son Reccared inherits a kingdom torn apart by noble rivalries, dynastic struggles, and the conflict between Arians and Catholics. As conspiracies, betrayals, and ambitions threaten to destroy the legacy of generations, the new monarch must decide whether to rule by the sword or through political acumen. Far more than the stability of a throne hinges on his choice; the very birth of a country is at stake. With the historical rigor and narrative flair that characterize Juan Pérez-Foncea, *Reccared: The King Who Forged Spania* recreates one of the most pivotal—yet lesser-known—episodes in our history. It is a gripping novel of kings, bishops, warriors, and princesses that reveals how the first united Spain began to take shape amidst battles, court intrigues, personal sacrifices, and extraordinary decisions. For long before a nation named Spain existed, there was a king capable of envisioning it.