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Telégrafo 1868: Intrigas de libertad

A historical mystery set in Spain · Book 1 of Los hilos del Sexenio

Language: this book is written in Spanish.

In short: A historical mystery and romance set in Cádiz, Seville and Madrid during the Revolution of 1868. Leonor Valcárcel investigates a telegram that threatens her family's business.

A questionable telegram. A family warehouse at stake. A revolution at the door.

Cádiz, September 1868. Leonor Valcárcel discovers a message attributed to her father that threatens the family warehouse just as a deadline extension should have saved it.

With the engineer Gabriel Luján Arrieta, she follows altered copies, powers of attorney and railway documents through Cádiz, Seville and Madrid.

  • GenreHistorical mystery and romance novel in Spanish
  • AuthorAlfonso Ángel Morales Toledano
  • LanguageSpanish
  • FormatsKindle and paperback

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Who it is for

  • Readers of historical fiction set in 19th-century Spain.
  • Readers who enjoy mysteries built around documents and conflicting accounts.
  • People who read novels in Spanish and prefer restrained historical romance.

What is included

  • Book 1 in the 'Los hilos del Sexenio' series.
  • A self-contained mystery; the books can be read independently.
  • Published formats: Kindle and paperback. Check Amazon for current availability and price.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to read the series in order?

No. Each story has its own mystery and can be read separately.

What formats are currently published?

Kindle and paperback. The Amazon buttons show current availability.

Is this book in English?

No. The book is written in Spanish; only this information page is in English.

Behind the book

The mystery develops through telegrams and railway records during the Revolution of 1868. Documentary evidence and personal decisions shape the novel's conflict.

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