by Andrea Milano · Plaza & Janés · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789506445409
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Brazil, 1866. In a country marked by injustice and slavery, a story of forbidden love emerges between Maria Graça Esteves, daughter of a conservative family, and Dimas, a slave with libertarian ideals. As they struggle to keep their passion secret, they become entangled in a web of threats, blackmail, and revenge in a society where abuse and racial hatred are commonplace. This novel by Andrea Milano explores the abolitionist struggle and the difficulties of an impossible love, marked by a prophecy that becomes a condemnation. It is a moving tale of resistance, freedom, and the search for happiness in times of oppression.
