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From one of the greatest historians of the Spanish world, here is a fresh and fascinating account of Spain's early conquests in the Americas. Hugh Thomas shows Spain at the dawn of the sixteenth century as a world power on the brink of greatness. For Spain and for the world, the decision to send Christopher Columbus west was epochal—the dividing line between the medieval and the modern.

Zum Kolumbus-Jahr: Die Abenteuer des Christoph Kolumbus auf der Suche nach dem Seeweg ins Indische Meer! März 1502: Der 13-jährige Pablo hat seine Familie verloren und so heuert er als Schiffsjunge auf einem der vier dürftigen Schiffe von Admiral Kolumbus an, der zu seiner vierten Expedition in die Neue Welt aufbricht. Mit an Bord ist auch Kolumbus‘ eigener Sohn, der 13-jährige Fernando. Bald schon müssen die beiden Jungen zusammenhalten – denn nun beginnt eine lebensgefährliche Suche entlang fremder Küsten.

The epic, never-before-told story of Columbus's final, and perhaps greatest, journey to the New World. The final voyage of Christopher Columbus was by far his most dangerous, unexpected, exhilarating, and consequential. It was, as Pulitzer Prize-winner Samuel Eliot Morison put it, "a story of adventure which imagination could hardly invent; a struggle between man and the elements, in which the most splendid manifestations of devotion, loyalty and courage are mingled with the vilest human passions."

A historical non-fiction book set in North America and beyond during the late 15th to early 16th century. Step back into a pivotal time in history that reshaped the Americas forever. "Missions Gold and Misery" offers an eye-opening exploration of the Spanish conquistadors whose ambitions and actions laid the groundwork for colonization. Through the lens of renowned figures such as Columbus, Cortés, and Pizarro, author [Author Name] uncovers the complexities and contradictions of the New World explorations, revealing the dramatic narratives that have been overlooked in mainstream historical...

Before fitness influencers, Instagram abs, and overpriced shaker cups, there was Gold’s Gym—raw, rusted, unapologetic. This book drags you into the sweat-soaked, gear-fueled world of Venice Beach in the 1970s, when bodybuilding was still a fringe obsession and the men chasing mass were part cult, part circus, and fully committed. This brutally honest account strips away the modern gloss to reveal the truth beneath the pump: the splits, the cycles, the unspoken rules, the hunger, the pain, and the fragile egos stuffed into bodies too big for regular life. This was the era of Arnold, ...

Seville, 1492. As Spain celebrates the fall of Granada and the Edict of Expulsion is proclaimed, a gifted converso who speaks several tongues keeps the Shema hidden in his breath. At home he is Yosef; in the records he appears as Luis de Torres. His command of Hebrew, Arabic, and Castilian earns him a berth on Columbus’s expedition from Palos de la Frontera—caught between whispered prayers and the promise of gold. The Forgotten Interpreter is a work of historical fiction inspired by the real converso who sailed on the first Columbian voyage. From Sevillian courtyards to the decks of the...

A historical fiction book set in the Americas during the Age of Exploration. In "Dark Spanish Gold," the thrills and horrors of the New World collide as the relentless pursuit of wealth leads to the moral decay of Spanish explorers. Set against the backdrop of late 15th and early 16th centuries, this gripping tale invites readers into a world where ambition knows no bounds and the price of gold is often measured in blood. Follow the treacherous journeys of Christopher Columbus and Gonzalo Ximenes de Quesada as they navigate the Caribbean and the rich lands of South America. Witness the ...