A mystery where nothing is what it seems: high society, the world of social networks, the medical profession... Their dirty laundry will come to light, surprising the protagonist and the reader until the last page.

We travel to be somewhe...

A mystery where nothing is what it seems: high society, the world of social networks, the medical profession... Their dirty laundry will come to light, surprising the protagonist and the reader until the last page.

We travel to be somewhere else. We love just for the same. Pursuing that dream, Cameron leaves her native USA to live in Barcelona. Here she succeeds as a fashion influencer and finds love. But also illness. And abandonment. Her dream life falls apart, leaving her with only one consolation: spying on the house across the street, where her ex-husband lives with his current wife. When the couple's daughter disappears, suspicion falls on Cameron. But there is someone particularly interested in finding out if the young influencer committed the crime: herself.

With light and apparently banal prose, sprinkled with humour, Joaquín Camps manages to make us look inside ourselves without noticing it. The pages fly because there are two mysteries to solve: who took María and why desire, that little carburettor that comes with us as standard, changes everything as soon as it starts to pump.