El asesinato de Platón

Altea, daughter of Perseus and one of Plato's most brilliant disciples, does not know that her life and that of the baby she is expecting are in danger, nor that she has the enemy in her own home. For his part, his friend and teacher Plato risks his life to try to make his great project come true: to unite politics and philosophy, so that reason, justice and wisdom rule, instead of the empty rhetoric of the demagogues, corruption and ignorance. As a backdrop, the rise of a new power and a general with an invincible aura put the survival of Sparta and of Athens itself at stake. Tension, intrigue, betrayals and a love that defies its time come together in a novel that flawlessly recreates the tapestry of classical Greece and the thought of the greatest philosopher of antiquity.