El falsificador

Florence, 1938. Hitler's visit to Italy presents the perfect opportunity for the Church, the Cosa Nostra, and even the monarchy to act against Mussolini, but he, oblivious and proud, thinks only of how to flatter his greatest ally. To this end, he prepares a gift fit for an emperor: a Renaissance masterpiece. One that he snatches from the powerful Viel family. But for Flavia Viel, this masterpiece is more than a family heirloom; it is also the memory of her loved ones, the last link to a world that is beginning to crumble, and proof that she can still say no when everyone else remains silent. To recover it, she must turn to Juan Rezola, the man she loved and lost, a forger capable of turning a lie into a form of justice, and the only one who sees the brave and determined woman hidden behind the seemingly capricious daughter of a banking magnate. While Europe holds its breath and Florence dresses up to receive the Führer, Flavia and Juan will have to face the past that separated them and a present that threatens to take away much more than a painting.