Mothers

In this gripping tale set in 1940s Mexico, the lives of two women are irrevocably intertwined following the kidnapping of a young girl. Gloria Felipe, a woman of privilege, grapples with the trauma of her daughter's abduction, while Nuria Valencia, facing struggles with infertility and the rejection of adoption, finds herself on the brink of a transformative opportunity. Through a sharp-witted unnamed narrator, the novel explores themes of motherhood, resilience, and the lengths to which women will go for their children amidst the harrowing challenges they face.