Luna roja

Madrid, 1954. Young Margot Sanz Peters returns to Spain after training in London as a fashion journalist. A member of a distinguished family of diplomats and a close friend of the most elegant ladies of the time—from Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart to Aline Griffith, the future Countess of Romanones—the reporter quickly gains access to the most exclusive circles of a city that has left behind the worst years of the postwar period and is beginning to embrace modernity. But Margot is much more than a fashion expert. A voracious reader of Sherlock Holmes novels, she has been fascinated by the criminal mind since childhood. Therefore, when the enigmatic murder of a marchioness shakes Madrid's high society, our protagonist takes the leap to the most popular crime magazine of the moment and begins to collaborate with the police, thus putting her investigative skills to the test in an increasingly dangerous game.