Mediodía en el tiempo

Noon in Time brings together four characters who coincided in the same historical period, which corresponds to the 1960s, when they were university students, and extends until the beginning of the 21st century. With it, José María Guelbenzu closes a kind of moral chronicle - begun in previous novels and the main theme in the author's writing - of the generation that had to face the radical social change that occurred in the last years of the Dictator's life, which It would decisively direct the incorporation of Spain into the free world. Furthermore, and above all, this story brings together four personal, moral and resistance stories, each one different from the other, between friends from the same time and place, intertwined with a historical cycle full of expectations and feelings, and sustained through a transversal narrative structure around their loves, desires, moods and disappointments. Four young people whose personalities develop as they get older, their country progresses and they face a changing reality, new and old at the same time; a reality that they must assimilate as they go and that will continue to accompany them in the last years of their lives.