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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can devotion to God survive the awakening of earthly desire?Luis de Vargas has dedicated his life to the Church. On the verge of ordination, he returns to his Andalusian village for a final visit before taking his sacred vows. There he meets Pepita Jimenez-a beautiful young widow whose grace, intelligence, and quiet strength captivate everyone around her, including his own father, who hopes to marry her.Luis tells himself his feelings are purely spiritual, that he can guide her soul while keeping his own heart pure. But as spring unfolds in the Spanish countryside, letters to his uncle-confessor reveal a young man's growing turmoil: the conflict between his calling and an undeniable passion that threatens to consume him.Through an intimate exchange of letters and confidential narratives, Juan Valera crafts a masterful psychological portrait of desire, self-deception, and the collision between spiritual idealism and human nature. With subtle irony and deep insight, Pepita Jimenez asks whether true happiness lies in renunciation-or in embracing the life we're meant to live.A landmark of Spanish Realism, this 1874 novel remains a timeless exploration of love, faith, and the heart's capacity for transformation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In a sun-drenched Andalusian village, beauty and desire collide with tradition and ambition.Juanita is the most captivating woman in her small Spanish town-graceful, intelligent, and keenly aware of the power her beauty holds. The daughter of a widowed tavern keeper, she has risen above her humble origins through wit and determination, becoming the confidante of the village's most influential families.But Juanita's heart belongs to no one-until the dashing Don Luis arrives home from his studies, heir to wealth and position. Their attraction is instant and undeniable, yet the rigid social hierarchy of 1870s Spain stands between them. As gossip swirls through the village squares and drawing rooms, Juanita must navigate a world where one misstep could ruin her reputation forever.With his characteristic psychological insight and gentle irony, Juan Valera crafts a luminous portrait of a remarkable woman whose intelligence rivals her beauty. Juanita la Larga is a timeless tale of love, class, and the courage required to forge one's own destiny in a society bound by convention.A masterwork of Spanish Realism from one of nineteenth-century Spain's most celebrated novelists. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Reform Fails, Revolution BurnsThirteen years after his "death," Crisostomo Ibarra returns to the Philippines-but the idealistic reformer is gone. Now disguised as Simoun, a wealthy jeweler and confidant to the Spanish Governor-General, he has abandoned hope for peaceful change. His new mission: ignite a violent revolution by deliberately worsening colonial oppression until the people have no choice but to rise up.Driven by the bitter memory of his destroyed life-his father murdered, his beloved Maria Clara imprisoned in a convent, his dreams of reform crushed by corrupt friars-Simoun manipulates the corrupt from within. He fans the flames of greed, smuggles weapons, and plots a catastrophic attack that will topple the Spanish regime and free his country.But revenge is a dangerous master. As Simoun's terrible plan reaches its climax, the lines between justice and vengeance, liberation and destruction, blur into darkness.Published in 1891 in Ghent, Belgium, this searing sequel to Noli Me Tangere marks Jose Rizal's transformation from hopeful reformer to disillusioned revolutionary. Darker, more violent, and tragically prophetic, The Reign of Greed exposed colonial brutality with such force that it was banned by Spanish authorities-and inspired the revolution that would cost Rizal his life five years later. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In a realm where magic and philosophy intertwine, one man's quest transcends the boundaries of reality itself.From the author of Pepita Jimenez comes a dazzling departure into the fantastical-a tale of mysticism, adventure, and spiritual enlightenment set against the exotic backdrop of ancient Persia and the mysterious East.Morsamor, a man of extraordinary gifts and insatiable curiosity, embarks on an odyssey through enchanted lands where sorcerers wield real power, love defies time and space, and the pursuit of wisdom leads to realms beyond mortal comprehension. As he encounters magical beings, philosophical sages, and impossible wonders, he discovers that the greatest journey is the one within.Juan Valera weaves together Eastern mysticism, romantic adventure, and profound metaphysical questions in this unique allegorical novel. Part fairy tale, part philosophical meditation, Morsamor showcases a master storyteller venturing beyond the realism of his celebrated works to explore the infinite possibilities of imagination and spirit.A treasure of 19th-century Spanish literature that blends the wonder of One Thousand and One Nights with the depth of European philosophical tradition-a forgotten gem waiting to enchant new readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When an aging gentleman loses himself in tales of chivalry, he decides to become what he reads.Renaming himself Don Quixote de la Mancha, our delusional hero dons rusty armor, mounts his decrepit horse Rocinante, and rides out to revive knight-errantry in a world that has long forgotten it. Windmills become giants. Inns transform into castles. A peasant girl is reimagined as the noble lady Dulcinea del Toboso.Accompanied by Sancho Panza-a simple farmer lured by promises of an island to govern-Don Quixote embarks on adventures both hilarious and heartbreaking. As reality and fantasy collide, Cervantes crafts a story that is by turns satirical and sincere, comic and deeply human.Published in two parts (1605 and 1615), Don Quixote is widely considered the first modern novel and one of the greatest works ever written. This masterpiece explores the power of imagination, the nature of heroism, and the thin line between madness and genius-all while entertaining readers with unforgettable characters and timeless humor."A book that makes you laugh and cry, and then makes you think about why you did both." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Novel That Sparked a RevolutionWhen Crisostomo Ibarra returns to the Philippines after seven years in Europe, he dreams of building a better future for his countrymen through education and reform. But his idealistic vision collides with the brutal reality of Spanish colonial rule-a society poisoned by corrupt friars, unjust laws, and racial oppression.First published in 1887, Jose Rizal's masterpiece exposes the "social cancer" afflicting his homeland with unflinching honesty. Through the intertwined fates of Ibarra, his beloved Maria Clara, the mysterious outlaw Elias, and the tragic mother Sisa, Rizal paints a sweeping portrait of a nation crying out for justice.Banned by colonial authorities and condemned by the Catholic Church, Noli Me Tangere became the catalyst for Philippine independence. Written in exile and published at great personal risk, this searing indictment of tyranny cost Rizal his life-he was executed by firing squad in 1896-but his words ignited the flame of revolution that would eventually free his people.More than a century later, Rizal's passionate call for education, reform, and moral courage remains powerfully relevant. This is the novel that awakened a nation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When an aging gentleman loses himself in tales of chivalry, he decides to become what he reads.Renaming himself Don Quixote de la Mancha, our delusional hero dons rusty armor, mounts his decrepit horse Rocinante, and rides out to revive knight-errantry in a world that has long forgotten it. Windmills become giants. Inns transform into castles. A peasant girl is reimagined as the noble lady Dulcinea del Toboso.Accompanied by Sancho Panza-a simple farmer lured by promises of an island to govern-Don Quixote embarks on adventures both hilarious and heartbreaking. As reality and fantasy collide, Cervantes crafts a story that is by turns satirical and sincere, comic and deeply human.Published in two parts (1605 and 1615), Don Quixote is widely considered the first modern novel and one of the greatest works ever written. This masterpiece explores the power of imagination, the nature of heroism, and the thin line between madness and genius-all while entertaining readers with unforgettable characters and timeless humor."A book that makes you laugh and cry, and then makes you think about why you did both." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can devotion to God survive the awakening of earthly desire?Luis de Vargas has dedicated his life to the Church. On the verge of ordination, he returns to his Andalusian village for a final visit before taking his sacred vows. There he meets Pepita Jimenez-a beautiful young widow whose grace, intelligence, and quiet strength captivate everyone around her, including his own father, who hopes to marry her.Luis tells himself his feelings are purely spiritual, that he can guide her soul while keeping his own heart pure. But as spring unfolds in the Spanish countryside, letters to his uncle-confessor reveal a young man's growing turmoil: the conflict between his calling and an undeniable passion that threatens to consume him.Through an intimate exchange of letters and confidential narratives, Juan Valera crafts a masterful psychological portrait of desire, self-deception, and the collision between spiritual idealism and human nature. With subtle irony and deep insight, Pepita Jimenez asks whether true happiness lies in renunciation-or in embracing the life we're meant to live.A landmark of Spanish Realism, this 1874 novel remains a timeless exploration of love, faith, and the heart's capacity for transformation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.