La cosina Rosamund

As the 1920s give way to the Great Depression, Mary and Rose have become famous pianists and are greeted like stars at exclusive parties, where they rub shoulders with the most privileged elite. But the sisters are unable to bridge the gap between the present and the past; In addition to the pain of family losses, they also suffer from the departure of the only person who valued their lives, the lovely cousin Rosamund. In this arduous path of emotional and artistic maturation, however, hides the most delicious of discoveries for Rose: love, masterfully reflected with all the power of a sensuality yet to be explored. In this conclusion to the Aubrey trilogy, the resignations and difficulties that adult life entails do not get in the way of one of the fiercest longings, that of reconciling, despite everything, over and over again with life.