Partes de guerra

In Frontera Corozal, a small town on the banks of the Usumacinta, a couple of migrants discover the body of a fourteen-year-old girl. She soon learns that she was murdered by her cousin and her boyfriend in the presence of two little boys, eight and ten years old. Luis Roth, the brilliant founder of the Center for Applied Neuroscience Studies, becomes obsessed with the case and convinces his group of friends and collaborators to find out what happens in the brains of children who become criminals. Along with Lucía Spinosi, his closest student, Roth travels to Chiapas to start his studies but suffers a terrible accident. From there, the young neuroscientist will be responsible not only for continuing the work of her teacher, but also for revealing each of the lives that Roth kept secret. Her discoveries and her attachment to Saraí, the young woman guilty of her, will force her to relive her own chain of abuse and add new wounds to those of the past.