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Camila and Nora are two very different women. But they have something in common: they have been used by men and are now unafraid to confront them.

Camila is the type of woman who is unaware of her power until she tests herself. Her life changes when she decides to leave her husband and receives a favorable divorce agreement. While trying to find out her ex-fiancé’s hidden intentions, she will meet Nora, a young student who will turn her world upside down and who has kept a terrible secret for years. Revenge leads Nora to Alicante where she meets Camila. And they will have a very special bond.

It’s a sensual novel whose characters will be involved in a web of lies, fraud and threats that will put them to the test.

Marcela Pieldelobo is not easy to deal with. Born in Biescas, a small village in the Aragonese Pyrenees, she has been an inspector for the National Police Force in Pamplona for the past decade. A woman who is excessive in her habits and affections, and in the original tattoo that curls around her body and which hardly anyone knows about. She is convinced that orders are open to interpretation, that there are things that you need to keep to yourself and that closed doors can be unlocked if you know how to open them. Even if you do not have a court order. Now the past, in the form of an abusive father who reappears after the death of his mother, is knocking furiously at her door, but Marcela has more urgent things to attend to, such as the case of a baby abandoned in a lonely car park and a damaged rental car with no trace of the driver, but with blood stains and tracks from the car… When the clues lead to a well-known company owned by one of the most traditional and influential local families, her superiors decide to take her away from the case… But Marcela, true to her principles and her instinct, insists on going further, even at the cost, now, of her own life.

The body of a young woman who died with a smile on her lips appears in a square in the Gothic quarter of Barcelona. Agent Elsa Giralt, questioned since her partner was quadriplegic in a gunfight, will have to solve it if she doesn’t want her career, and perhaps her life, to go down the drain. But what appears to be another crime will become something much more important and convoluted when Dragan Jelusic, the most wanted member of the most audacious jewellery-thieving gang on the planet, the Pink Panthers, enters the scene.

Zoe Bennett has an anodyne, routine life. In her forties, she is a serious, lonely woman with a sad past, who takes refuge in her work as a restaurateur at the prestigious Boston Museum of Fine Arts. In a boring party to get donations, she meets Noah, a very young and attractive waiter with whom, almost without realizing it, she starts a crazy and torrid relationship. Too pretty to be true? That’s what it looks like.

One night, Noah convinces her to visit the restoration workshop when the museum has closed its doors. Hours later, the quiety of her life explodes in a thousand pieces to become a dangerous whirlwind of greed and violence where she will not be able to trust anything or anyone and that will awaken in her some instincts and a force of will unknown until then.

Samuel Ross is a writer and a psychiatrist known by his studies of criminal behavior. After a night of drunkenness, he’s the witness of the death of Arturo Coelho, partner of the businessman Markus Pastrana, investigated for embezzlement of funds, arms trafficking and the missing of several young women. He remembers it all like a dream, bits and pieces in his brain without any order until a week later he receives a letter: Salomé, the young woman who took the life of that man, describes him every minute of that terrible night and asks him for a favor, his help. The same night Salomé shows up at Samuel’s home. She needs to tell him her story, confess her reasons that lead her to all that madness- A story about love, pain, about the most inhuman cruelty. A story that will change the life of our protagonist forever. Because in this story… Nothing is what it seems.