Leovigildo, the ambitious king of the Visigoths, dreams of forging a unified kingdom with one law for all.
Readers on Babelio frequently note that the book does not shy away from the extreme violence of the 6th century. It is heavily explicit in its depictions of battle, gore, and the sheer cruelty required to survive that era. El Dios Que Habita La Espada Jose Soto Chica ...
Because Soto Chica is a preeminent historian on this specific era, every weapon, location, strategy, and political landscape is rendered with flawless accuracy. Leovigildo, the ambitious king of the Visigoths, dreams