El viento que sopla salvaje

Thirty years after Veronica's death, it is revealed to her daughter that she was actually murdered, that everyone in her family knew about it and kept quiet. Olivia reviews her teenage memories of her wondering who could have had reasons to kill her that summer of 1918 in which her mother confronted the norms of Spanish society, changing her family forever.Her taste for gardens, hedonism, parties, all coexist in the disconcerting and powerful figure of Verónica. Olivia, as she attends the discovery of her own sexuality that summer, strives to understand her mother's reactions and motivations. Thus, Verónica will hopelessly advance towards her disastrous ending, which surrounds an impeccable and dark plot of unexpected consequences.