Description

In the turbulent early years of the Spanish conquest of the Americas, a Spanish seamstress named Inés Suárez abandons her constrained life to pursue adventure in the New World, only to find herself at the center of one of history's most transformative moments. When she meets Pedro de Valdivia, a legendary war hero and trusted commander of Francisco Pizarro, their passionate romance becomes intertwined with the ambitious founding of Santiago and the brutal conflicts with indigenous Chilean peoples. As Inés and Valdivia build a new civilization together, they are forever changed by the violence and upheaval surrounding them, their shared destiny ultimately pulling them toward divergent paths. Isabel Allende weaves together meticulously researched historical events with her signature narrative brilliance, creating a sweeping epic that captures the courage, complexity, and human cost of conquest through the unforgettable story of a woman who refused to accept the life prescribed for her.

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Harper Collins

Published Aug 28, 2007

354 pages

ISBN: 9780061161544

available
paperback edition cover

paperback

HarperCollins Publishers

Published Jan 1, 2020

370 pages

ISBN: 9780063049666

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Details

First Published

2007

Language

eng

Translation

Original: Inés del alma mía

From: spa

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Inés of My Soul by Isabel Allende.

Violence
War/Trauma
Sexual Content