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Synopsis
A centuries-old map. A historian's death. A forgotten woman whose story was never meant to survive.
When Mara Solís moves to Valencia's historic El Carmen neighbourhood, she hopes to find a new beginning.
Instead, she discovers that the city's oldest buildings hold memories—and that she can sometimes sense them.
A mysterious map dating from 1608 draws Mara into the research of historian Carmen Vidal, whose sudden death has been dismissed as an accident.
But Mara has experienced something that makes her question the official explanation.
Following clues through ancient streets, hidden courtyards and forgotten records, she uncovers the story of a woman whose existence was deliberately obscured centuries ago.
The deeper Mara investigates, the more she realises that the past has left behind more than written evidence.
It has left impressions. Emotions. Fragments of memory that refuse to disappear.
Yet her extraordinary gift has limits. Sensing what happened is one thing. Proving it is another.
As the truth about Carmen's death begins to emerge, Mara must learn to distinguish what the city remembers from what the evidence can reveal.
Because some secrets are buried for centuries—and the truth about one death may finally bring them to light.
The Map That Remembered is Book One in What the Stones Remember, an atmospheric paranormal mystery series set in Valencia, where extraordinary abilities uncover the lives and histories that time has tried to erase.
For readers who enjoy the atmospheric mysteries of Juliet Blackwell, the cozy investigations of Nancy Atherton, and the supernatural elements of Charlaine Harris.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some cities remember what happened inside their walls. In Valencia's old quarter, Mara Solis can hear them.A former writer newly arrived in El Carmen, Mara has spent weeks trying to understand why she feels like she belongs in this medieval neighbourhood - and why her hand, pressed to an old map in the town hall museum, showed her things she cannot explain. The grey cat who came with her apartment watches the walls as though waiting for something to appear. Mara is beginning to think she knows what.When a historian named Carmen Vidal is found dead at the bottom of a staircase, the police call it an accident. Mara's gift calls it something else entirely.Because Carmen was researching a woman erased from history in 1608. And the building where Mara now wakes up every morning is the building where that woman died.A cozy paranormal mystery set in the hidden courtyards and candlelit streets of Valencia's El Carmen. Perfect for fans of Juliet Blackwell, Nancy Atherton, and Charlaine Harris. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182296335
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some cities remember what happened inside their walls. In Valencia's old quarter, Mara Solis can hear them.A former writer newly arrived in El Carmen, Mara has spent weeks trying to understand why she feels like she belongs in this medieval neighbourhood - and why her hand, pressed to an old map in the town hall museum, showed her things she cannot explain. The grey cat who came with her apartment watches the walls as though waiting for something to appear. Mara is beginning to think she knows what.When a historian named Carmen Vidal is found dead at the bottom of a staircase, the police call it an accident. Mara's gift calls it something else entirely.Because Carmen was researching a woman erased from history in 1608. And the building where Mara now wakes up every morning is the building where that woman died.A cozy paranormal mystery set in the hidden courtyards and candlelit streets of Valencia's El Carmen. Perfect for fans of Juliet Blackwell, Nancy Atherton, and Charlaine Harris. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182296335
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