La isla de las flores amarillas

Tabarca, 1991. Young Rosa dreams of escaping the family hotel where she works, but her grandmother Amparo's fragile health ties her to the island. Moreover, her relationship with her stepmother, Dolores, has grown increasingly strained since her father's death. He used to leave a yellow flower on the counter every morning, a symbol of love and resilience in the face of adversity. Now, inexplicably, the flowers keep appearing in the same spot, which Rosa attributes to a miracle. Just then, a new guest arrives: Teo, an attractive biologist studying the local marine reserve. His arrival disrupts the delicate balance of their routine, while clues emerge that the island's waters harbor a centuries-old secret that will endanger their lives.