Una soledad familiar

Elisa has kept a diary since she was eighteen. It is the only place where she can tell herself the truth. Within its pages, she stores her doubts, her fears, and—for some time now—the quiet disappointment of an ostensibly perfect marriage, as well as the pain caused by an absent daughter. Everything changes the day she discovers a small mark in one of her personal notebooks—an insignificant detail that reveals a profound betrayal: Antonio, her husband, has read things that were never meant for his eyes. Rather than confronting him, Elisa makes an unexpected choice. Thus begins a disturbing, silent duel, in which writing ceases to be a refuge and instead transforms into a fiction that threatens to destroy her own reality.