Yesterday morning I still thought my family was perfect the way it is, and mom would never lie to me or dad. I was wrong. Sometimes twenty-four hours are enough for a lifetime of illusion to collapse. Or an unexpected letter and a couple of phone calls. The young Katinka Bartha, curator of a gallery in Budapest, comes to a terrible realization one day: her mother has been lying to her family for years. A letter from a Spanish law firm and an investigation that starts out as innocent shock him, and he does not let him rest to such an extent that the opening of the exhibition he organizes almost drowns in scandal. When her boss sends her on forced leave, she gets the chance to personally travel to Spain and get to the bottom of the case. While adventuring in the fabulous cities of Andalucia, he not only gets closer to solving the mystery, but also to himself, and increasingly realizes what and who he really wants in his life. Past and present, family ties and shackles, two worlds and extraordinary destinies come together in the pages of the opening volume of Éva Pálmai-Lantos' captivating series of novels.