La hija del pescador

Salome, daughter of Herodias and niece of Herod the tetrarch, flees the palace after being publicly humiliated and touched by the monster her mother calls her husband. Mariam, daughter of a Galilean fisherman, escapes an arranged marriage that threatens to silence her soul. When their paths cross in a Tiberias marketplace, neither imagines that this moment will mark the beginning of a forbidden friendship, a perilous journey… and a revelation that will change their lives forever. Narrated from Salome's lucid, defiant, and profoundly human perspective, The Fisherman's Daughter is a novel about the women of a turbulent era, about the yearning for freedom in a land dominated by empires and prophecies, and about how a gesture of tenderness can be more revolutionary than a sword.