Las Vidas de Felix V

Por Joseph Orbi

Las vidas de Félix V es la historia de un huérfano bajo el tutelaje de un poderoso miembro de la elite de la Santa Sede. La narrativa describe una premeditada y meticulosa conspiración religiosa, política y criminal a las altas esferas del funcionariado del Vaticano, durante y ­después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Personajes históricos de la talla de Ánte Pávelich (el temible führer Croata) y la gran ­estrella de la ópera internacional, Beni­amino Gigli, trazan una aventura de intriga, suspenso y amor que culmina en una ­audaz e imprevisible profecía.

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: Joseph Orbi
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 24 jun 2011
• ISBN: 9781458192806

Joseph Orbi

Someone said once that Joseph Orbi either has led a very interesting life or he suffers from delusions. Truth is, no one else can claim they have played “fetch” with Rin-Tin-Tin, tried to buy the entire Air Force of the Dominican Republic, warned a Department of Defense spokesman against selling F-14 to pre-Islamic Iran, predicted Israel’s raid on Entebbe, met Argentina’s Juan Perón for breakfast, performed as a clown in a circus, worked in Hollywood, was consigliere to an opera company, became a successful advertising executive, and even appeared twice as principal guest in two Phil Donahue shows. It is those eclectic and zany life experiences that have given form to Joseph Orbi’s fascinating and unpredictable writing that somersaults between black comedy, historical drama and political thrillers. Literary works by Joseph Orbi include: Peter’s Choice, Pendejo, Murder A Capella, McQuicker’s Place, The Bet, ¿Por qué se reía la gente?, and Diplo.