El hombre de la guerra

Urko Pínaga returns from exile to attend the funeral of his aunt Flora, with whom he lived before leaving for England, like so many Basque children. Urko encounters a Getxo different from the one he knew, but above all with a house, his aunt's, which now appears to him as a mysterious place suddenly loaded with secrets. Why do you have a demolition notice from the authorities? Why is his cousin Regina behaving so strangely? Did Flora secretly maintain a relationship that she did not confess to her nephew? Has she died a natural death? The contrast between what Flora told him in a letter and what Urko encounters fuels suspicions about a woman whom the protagonist may actually have been completely unaware of.