Oud De Carthage

Opening this oriental historical novel, the reader is transported to Ancient Carthage, which saw the most noble and precious materials of the ancient world. Through its gates entered caravans of goods into the lands of Tunisia. They carried precious stones, honey and frankincense, spices and seasonings. The author of the novel followed the traders' trails, crossing mountains and oceans, to convey the mysterious glow of woody resins, the magnetic effect of tonka beans, and the powerful trail built on the contrast of agarwood and leather. A strong composition with delicious accents that evoke a mysterious attraction.