Death of a Nationalist

"Pawel anchors a tense and exciting story with a terrific and complex plot."—Detroit Free Press "[Pawel] turns the clock back to 1939 and Madrid’s tumultuous past. . . . An intriguing juxtaposition of the political and the personal."—Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing tale amid the gloom of war-torn Madrid. It is a humane and moving portrait of a divided people coming to grips with the virtues of enemies and the villainy of friends."—Dan Fesperman Madrid 1939. Carlos Tejada Alonso y León is a Serg...