Publisher's Synopsis
Originally launched in 1968, The Hill of Illusions gained a new format, a modern design and has been updated to win over readers of various generations.
The magic of the gypsy town and the dogmas of the church in France of the 18th century are contacts through showy characters that intertwine in a sequence of confrontations.
In this novel, Zibia Gasparetto presents to the reader the story of Marise, a naive young woman who carries with her the stigma of the mistakes of the past of her fathers. A dreamer, she lives the emotions of her first love when she meets Ciro, a reprobate of the church who, after escaping from the prison of the Holy Inquisition, starts living with the gypsy people and develops his spirituality, helping others with wisdom and surrender. Through a captivating narrative, this beautiful and exciting novel portrays the role of destiny in the encounters and disagreements, showing the reader that life follows universal laws that orchestrate valuable lessons for our learning and lead us to true happiness.
The gypsy soul and the mystery of her friend! ¿Who of us is not fascinated? In the background of the heart, that special feeling: is it that we weren't already among them? And the illusions, hidden in the corners of our souls, that this could be the story of each one of us. Therefore, it is worth reliving past experiences and, from the perspective of a new life, enriching the present, allowing us to grow consciously, conquering our inner universe.
