La cocinera de Castamar

Clara, a young woman in disgrace, suffers from agoraphobia since she suddenly lost her father. Thanks to her prodigious cuisine she manages to access the Duchy of Castamar as an officer, disrupting with her arrival the apathetic world of Don Diego, the Duke. Since he lost his wife in an accident, he has lived in isolation in his large mansion surrounded by the service. Clara will soon discover that the calm surrounding the hacienda is the prelude to a devastating storm whose center will be Castamar, her lord and herself.Fernando J. Múñez weaves for the reader, with a detailed and delicate prose, a warp of characters, intrigues, loves, envies, secrets and lies that intersect in an impeccable recreation of the Spain of 1720.