La Obra : Memorias divinas y humanas de una chica en el Opus Dei

Marina has a role assigned to her from Eternity: to become a saint according to the guidelines of Opus Dei and dedicate herself entirely to the institution. However, for this young woman, it's not easy to reconcile celibacy and the strict demands of her divine vocation with the problems of any other millennial: the crisis of adolescence, job insecurity, and a pressing need to get Meg Ryan's exact haircut. Born into a family connected to the organization, the protagonist of The Work discovers the world around her with an innocent perspective, but as she grows up and the clashes between the outside world and her beliefs intensify, her personality becomes increasingly dissociated between her real self and her Opus Dei self, forcing her to live between two irreconcilable worlds. In this coming-of-age narrative of non-fiction, the author portrays in the first person how Opus Dei works from within through everyday episodes and ironically shows the manipulation, psychological abuse and consequences of her twenty-five years of experience immersed in the ecosystem of this ultra-Catholic group.