The writer Jordi Molist (Barcelona, ​​1951) was researching the Templars when he came across a document mentioning Berenguer de Entença, an important member of a high-ranking medieval noble family from the 13th century. Entença, who has a street named after him in Barcelona, ​​accompanied Roger de Flor to the Catalan Company of the East. A few years earlier, his family had been involved in numerous armed and legal conflicts with their neighbors, especially with the Knights Templar and the Miravet Petition. This long-running dispute over deadlines, taxes, and rights of way along the Ebro River is one of the threads the writer explores in his latest novel. I'd give the sky for you (Rosa dels Vents / Grijalbo), with translation into Catalan by Mireia Alegre and Imma Estany.