La condesa que pudo reinar

Carresse, France, 1869. The Countess of Echauz and del Vado, Doña Pilar de Acedo y Sarriá, has just died. After the funeral, her daughter Amalia, Marchioness of Montehermoso, accidentally discovers a hidden diary and a collection of letters that reveal a story previously unknown to her: the passionate and secret relationship her mother maintained for years with Joseph Bonaparte, the dethroned King of Spain. Amalia will be forced to reconsider some of her most deeply held convictions and will relive a forbidden passion that survived war and exile. A passion that made the Countess the silent protagonist of an unknown chapter in Spanish history.