El Puerto de Santa María revives in a novel that engages readers of all ages.
RED CIRCLE.- With a unique mix of mystery, humor and nostalgia, Javi Carvajal transports us to a Puerto de Santa María from more than fifty years ago in his new novel. Written with dedication over three years, this work not only promises to entertain, but also educate and evoke childhood memories.
The plot, centered on a group of children who unravel a murder while discovering a treasure, captivates from the first moment. Carvajal, a former sports editor and passionate about writing since his youth, assures that many of the anecdotes are inspired by his own experiences, adapted to give life to an unforgettable story.
“It is a work that engages from the beginning to the end. The younger ones will learn about a bygone era, and the older ones will relive the happiest days of their childhood,” comments the author. His ability to combine entertainment and learning makes this novel an experience for all generations.
A work for all ages
Although aimed primarily at a children’s and youth audience, this novel has a special appeal for adults, thanks to its setting in a time that many will remember fondly. El Puerto de Santa María, with its corners and traditions, is more than a setting; He is a living character who accompanies readers on every page.
SYNOPSIS
At an indeterminate time, between the late sixties and the dawn of the seventies of the last century, during the summer season, on the beach of Puntilla in El Puerto de Santa María (a tourist city in the province of Cádiz), he appears mysteriously murdered. a peculiar character inside a booth that remains tightly closed both inside and out. The house is used by the Carvajal family during the summer holidays. The children of Pedro Carvajal and Laura, Javi, thirteen years old, and Cristi, ten years old, will act as detectives and end up discovering the murderer, at the same time that, with the help of children of the same age, Jaime and Enriqueta, You will find a fabulous treasure.
AUTHOR
Ignacio Damián Moreno Hernández is a retiree born on July 4, 1961 in El Puerto de Santa María, in the Ramiro de Maeztu neighborhood, a neighborhood of primary education teachers where the El Vaporcito school is today. He studied basic education in this same town, at the San Luís Gonzaga Jesuit school, and high school at the Pedro Muñoz Seca Public Institute. Much later he would study History and Geography at UNED. He is also a community manager and sales technician, having worked in various publishing houses as a salesperson and in different companies, both public and private.
