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Atypical for the author, the novel draws its roots from myth and story. The inquisitors were a tool of torture for the Church, and the witches, as long as they did not appear in a fairy tale as negative characters, were burned at the stake.
Were they casting evil spells or were they just women in love?
But this is not a historical novel, it does not try to reproduce with some degree of fidelity a moment from the past. It's about an Inquisitor concerned with the mystery that hides behind femininity and seeks by any means to find out the secret from a Witch.
A novel loaded with metaphors and hidden meanings, almost poetic due to the style used, very atmospheric.
But how else not to kill the mysteries than by making them unfold in metaphors?