La mala hija

At sixteen, Belén Villalba is charismatic, intelligent, and, of course, a good daughter. But one frigid January night, she disappears in Almansa, a peaceful town in La Mancha. Captain Alma Ortega of the UCO (Central Operative Unit of the Civil Guard), a reserved and meticulous woman going through one of the most difficult periods of her life, is forced to leave Madrid and return to her hometown to take charge of the investigation. There, she will have to work closely with the lieutenant in charge of the case, her older sister, with whom she shares a rivalry fraught with unhealed wounds. She will also meet Irene, Belén's best friend, a teenage hacker with serious social problems; and Diego, a sharp-tongued, unemployed journalist determined to profit from the situation. In Almansa, everyone seems to be hiding something, and as the truth fades among its cold streets and gnarled vineyards, Alma will have to confront the demons of a past she thought she had buried.