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In the majestic setting of the Ribeira Sacra, Álvaro suffers a fatal accident. When his husband, Manuel, arrives in Galicia to identify the body, he discovers that the investigation has been closed far too quickly. The rejection from his powerful in-laws, the Muñiz de Dávila family, compels him to flee, but he is held back by the impassioned plea against impunity leveled by Nogueira, a retired Civil Guard officer, against Álvaro's family—nobles steeped in their privileges—and by the suspicion that this is not the first death in their circle to be disguised as an accident. Lucas, a priest and childhood friend of Álvaro's, joins Manuel and Nogueira in piecing together the secret life of the man they thought they knew so well. The unexpected friendship between these three men, with no apparent connection, helps Manuel navigate between his love for his late husband and the torment of having lived oblivious to reality, shielded behind the illusion of his writer's world. Thus begins the search for the truth, in a place of strong beliefs and deep-rooted customs where logic never quite manages to tie up all the loose ends.