A world collapses. Another is born.

Between them lived a woman who came close to changing History.

The year is 711. Muslim forces have taken Hispania by the sword and advance unstoppable. The Visigothic kingdom of Toledo crumbles, and the new rulers claim its spoils. Among the hundreds of captives is Egilo, the proud and haughty widow of Rodrigo—a woman destined to fade into the anonymous fog of the past, yet who will become a key figure in a tumultuous historical moment.

The Last Gothic Queen is a novel of small and great characters who witnessed the dawn of a new world, where danger and threats were constant.
Because sometimes, those barely mentioned in the chronicles of the past were the ones who nearly rewrote history in a time when destiny was not yet determined.