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Piedmont, 1869. After an unexpected death, the young Eufrosine decides to leave the misery of rural Italy and embark, together with her boyfriend Vincenzo, for America, a land full of hope. But it won't be easy. A dominating father who has exceeded all limits with respect to his daughter will unleash all his violence upon learning of the lovers' plans. He will give Euphrosine where it hurts most: in her heart. With all the pain in the world, she Eufrosine will take revenge and flee to Argentina. In Italy she will be left with a life of abuse, death and hopelessness. And in Argentina a saga of strong women will be forged, from pain and resistance. That is to say, of women, simply. With Eufrosine, Angela Cremonte's real great-great-great-great-grandmother, the author builds a bridge that crosses geographies and times to talk about the essentials of life: love, solidarity, sisterhood, feminism, will, loss, emigration, freedom, fear, family, violence, childhood, machismo or the elusive idea of ??the homeland.