Winds of Wrath

Sometimes, the worst begins on the day a war ends. After the success of Rain Shoes, Mayte Magdalena returns to captivate readers with a story that moves from the very first page. 

In a Spain torn apart in the aftermath of the Civil War, the world as it once was begins to fade away. 

While Paola struggles to raise her children in a Madrid devastated by fear and repression, Manuel crosses the Pyrenees in search of freedom, only to find hunger and humiliation in exile. Along the way, he meets Sonsoles and Pablo, who—persecuted for loving without permission—dream of a future that seems impossible. Their lives, marked by loss, become intertwined in this powerful novel of passion, sacrifice, and hope. 

Winds of Wrath plunges us into the overwhelming strength of men and women who refused to surrender. It is the story of the anonymous, of those who loved, resisted, and survived when everything was against them. An intense and deeply human novel that moves and stirs the reader on every page.    

After the success of Rain Shoes, Mayte Magdalena returns with an unforgettable work—a literary journey that reminds us that even in the deepest darkness, hope still beats, and that confirms her as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary historical fiction.