Las hijas del norte

Galicia, 1949. Four sisters bury a secret that could destroy them, swearing never to reveal it. Seventy-five years later, Ophelia March inherits the old family home—and human bones are discovered beneath the garden. This find forces her to piece together a story of women, silences, and secrets that the earth has refused to let be forgotten. Following the success of *El faro de la sirena*, Galician author Lucía Lago once again demonstrates her masterful storytelling, weaving a tale of sisters, bonds, and betrayals set against the backdrop of a mythical Galicia. Spanning two time periods, this novel explores the nature of invisible legacies and the secrets that condemn an ​​entire generation.