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The fate of three women, the opportunity to start over. It is the sixties and Maite, a young woman from the Barcelona aristocracy, decides to break with the conventions of the time and begins a new life in Paris. She flees a troubled past and a fate that haunts her. Years later, Teresa, her daughter, returns to Paris, her hometown, accompanied by little Lucia, a girl of special sensitivity. There she tries to put words to the silences and secrets of a family that always remained in the shadows. On her return to Paris, she delves into the intertwined destinies of three women from the same...

Tabetha y Thomas se quieren cada día un poco mas. En poco tiempo, sus corazones se comprometieron, pero sus circunstancias requieren que permanezcan separados. Se atreverán a luchar por el otro y por el futuro que sueñan?Después que la madre de Tabetha Barkley muriera, se encontró casi en la indigencia y sin experiencia de trabajo. Sin tener más opciones, Tabetha visita a la Duquesa de Devon para pedirle un viejo favor que le debía a su madre. Ahora Tabetha sería una criada en la casa de Devon. Parece que sus problemas se han resuelto. Eso hasta que, un apuesto lacayo comienza a jugar ...

For some, Evita was a goddess, a queen, and a patron mother; for others she was a social climber, and a crazy and ordinary analphabet; her body is the protagonist of this novel. This book tells the impressive and absurd story of the peregrinations of Evita's perfectly embalmed corpse across oceans and in and out of Peronists' hands.A superb craftsman, Mr. Martinez moves through stories of Evita's life and deathand the peregrinations of her body? with a dazzling array of literary devices, including imagined interviews and memoirs, even fake screenplays.... he affirms his place among Latin...

Grace is living the only life she ever wanted for herself, devoted to her husband, a pediatric oncologist at a major cancer hospital, their young son, Henry, and the patients she sees in her therapy practice. Grace is also the author of the forthcoming You Should Have Known, a book in which she calls upon women to pay attention to their first impressions of men.