Las 8 vidas de una centenaria sin nombre

At nearly one hundred years old, Mook Miran thought she would take her secrets to the grave, but instead, a nursing home employee offers her the chance to tell her life story and make peace with her past. Under the astonished gaze of the woman she calls "her biographer," Ms. Mook speaks of the hunger and hardship she endured at birth in a Korea occupied by the Japanese army; of the tragedies she faced during World War II; of the terrible choices she made to survive those dense and unforgiving years; of the people she deceived and those she killed. Little by little, from her stories emerges the figure of an enigmatic and chameleon-like woman, capable of adapting to any situation, of fighting fiercely, and of loving with the certainty of someone who fears regret more than death.