La hija de un buen hombre

A brilliant man can build an exemplary life on a perfect lie. In The Daughter of a Good Man, no one is who they claim to be. It's a gripping psychological thriller about dynasties built on scams, inherited secrets, and poisoned loyalties. An addictive, tense, and elegant novel that explores what happens when the one who has controlled everything begins to forget everything… and when fraud has become a family tradition. Madrid, 1992. Celia Freiser is seventeen years old. She is the daughter of Javier Freiser Elizalde, a successful stock market investor, educated in the United Kingdom and at the London School of Economics. Celia watches her life crumble when her father is accused of a major financial fraud, her mother abandons them, and her godfather disappears shortly afterward without a trace. When Javier Freiser is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's and the disease strikes the family, memory becomes a minefield. Memories blur, certainties crumble, and what has been hidden threatens to be revealed. While Javier struggles to maintain control of his narrative, Ana feels trapped in a world of silences, and Celia begins to piece together a truth no one has told her. The story is told by the three members of the Freiser family. But it is Celia's perspective that guides the reader through an intimate investigation from within the characters, amidst silences, suspicions, and conflicting loyalties. And among hidden documents, a cemetery laden with secrets, and a key that holds more than it unlocks, Celia becomes the guardian of a fortune everyone covets.