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The title refers to three massive sugar mills (ingenios) that dominate the landscape: Owned by the Serrano family. San Rafael: Owned by the Viader family. San Miguel: Owned by the Abbad family.
Set during the lead-up to the 1898 crisis, it captures a world on the brink of transformation as the Spanish Empire's grip weakens.
The novel is a "descarnado" (stark) portrait of how far one woman will go to escape "hell" and reach "paradise".
The title refers to three massive sugar mills (ingenios) that dominate the landscape: Owned by the Serrano family. San Rafael: Owned by the Viader family. San Miguel: Owned by the Abbad family.
Set during the lead-up to the 1898 crisis, it captures a world on the brink of transformation as the Spanish Empire's grip weakens. El Valle De Los Arcangeles Rafael Tarradas Bu...
The novel is a "descarnado" (stark) portrait of how far one woman will go to escape "hell" and reach "paradise". The title refers to three massive sugar mills
