Comares | Novel

A secret delegation, carrying the fate of a nation crying out for help, set out for Cairo in 1488 AD, to conclude a dangerous agreement between the two poles of the world at that time. The Ottoman Empire in Türkiye and the Mamluk Empire in Egypt, to implement a precise plan to save Granada, the last remnant of Andalusia. An Ottoman army attacks the island of Sicily to cut off the Vatican's supplies to the Kingdom of Castile, while the Andalusian delegation leads an army of powerful Mamluks to lift the siege at the gates of the city, but the armies never reached their destination, and the Granadian embassy never returned. This novel sheds light on facts mentioned briefly in history books. Real events contained in the lines of this book about a lost homeland and displaced people. It tells stories about Muslims without Islam, and Christians who did not know Christ. It mixes the past and the present, searching for the answer that has long been absent: Did Andalusia fall or was it liberated? To whom does the ownership of the nations belong?