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Entrenched behind the so-called Atlantic Wall, the Nazi troops await the imminent Allied invasion. In England, the greatest armada the world has ever seen is being prepared, for a confrontation between men and machines. It is the beginning of summer, 1944, and a Spanish teacher, exiled after having fought for the Republican cause, warns of a new and terrifying German weapon.

This novella is built around a spiral with three different registers. It starts with a realist discourse, the blunt realism of mistreated women. It continues in a tone that is closer to noir, deliberately dark with flashes of humour.

Kat, Emma, Kibibi and Lilith are four girls who at first sight don't have much in common. But they are all royal witches and they must compete in the 118th Crown League. Each of them comes from a different country and hides a secret. But they are not the only ones. Their coven also includes Shin, the water master, who makes Kibbi's heart leap whenever she sees him.

Subjugated lives. Lives without justice. Can they be mended? Xoxé Avellanada has no choice. Elena Mérquez's life is conditional. The day she returns as an inspector, Elena Márquez is a powerless witness to the suicide of an old man in need of her help. That same morning, Xoxé Avellanada, a retired policeman from Lugo, turns to her with a voice recording and a threat to his life.