by Inma Aguilera · B de Bolsillo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791387652807
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Seville, 1911. Nine years have passed since Trinidad traveled to the city to discover her family's history, linked to the legendary La Cartuja pottery. Now back in England and focused on her work as a ceramicist, she receives a letter from the Marchioness of Pickman, the owner of the pottery factory, that will force her to return to the place that marked her life to participate in the great project of building the Plaza de España, where she must work hand-in-hand with the ambitious architect Aníbal González. This artistic challenge takes Trinidad from aristocratic parties at the Real Alcázar to the humble workshops of Triana, as her destiny is shaken by class struggle and the love of two men. Following the success of 'La dama de La Cartuja', Inma Aguilera continues this immersive and addictive historical saga set against the backdrop of the creation of Seville's majestic Plaza de España.
