Alma de Castilla

Ruy Castro has an impossible mission: to escort the Castilian prince north and keep him safe from all those who would usurp his throne. Disfigured by the scars he earned in battle, in the defense of Tarifa, the Almogavar horseman is marked by war and silence. But this mission, entrusted to him by what seems almost like a ghost from a bygone era, brings him back to life. For in the vastness of Tierra de Campos, where the wind whistles through the wheat fields and the horizon merges with memory, a queen fights not only for her kingdom and her children, but also for her soul. María de Molina, now the widow of Sancho IV, once the bewildered horseman's love, must assume the regency. And, amidst betrayals, conspiracies, and trials, she will have to choose between being the queen everyone expects or the woman she has always been; that same woman who refuses to be defeated and who, despite everything and against all odds, still stands strong. Because she has always been the soul of Castile.