"Roads to Santiago in Castile and Leon"

I have come across a book entitled Caminos a Santiago en Castilla y León written by Ramón Yzquiedo Perrín et al, in Spanish. The publishers blurb in runs "Almost fifty percent of the French Way to Santiago runs through the territory of the Province of Castile and León; but if we consider the other Iberian variants (only the two Portuguese Caminos do not pass through the territory of Castilla y León), this area comprises more miles of Jacobean itinerary then other provinces. On the one hand, there is a meticulous description of the various branches: French Way Vía de la Plata, Lana Road, Camino de Levante Camino Real de Madrid On the other hand, a precise introduction to the historical meaning of pilgrimages, the establishment of the route to Compostela, the urban, cultural and artistic heritage, literary inspiration, the traditions attached to the road, etc. Eleven first-order specialists take care of the texts, and many other professional photography, graphic writtrn beautifully. 255x330 mm. 336 pages". I can read Spanish much easier then I speak but it is still a struggle involving dictionaires and Spanish speaking friends. Has anyone read this book? Seen or flipped through the pages? It seems fascinating but, for me, alas, a grand project.

Thanks Rebekah, I don't have the book...yet. It is published by Edilesa, in Leon. I found it while searching Amazon for a different book. My problem-if new its very expensive around 60 Euro but can be found used in very good condition at $30 from England and as I mentioned, I will face a formidble tast to read it.