Diego is invited by his cousin's family to spend the holidays in Los Piñones, a small village where they have a house for recreation and that only gets a little bit livelier with the arrival of summer. But all the calm of the place will be disturbed by the mysterious disappearance of the queen of the fair on the very day of her coronation.
Beatriz García-Huidobro is a writer, literature professor, and educational psychologist with vast expertise in the areas of cultural heritage and publishing. Since publishing her first novel Hasta ya no ir (1996, Until She Doesn’t Go)—a finalist for the prestigious Mexican literary award Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz— she has been recognized as one of the most solid writers of her generation.
