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Inés Martín Rodrigo
Azules son las horas
A journalist named Catalina uncovers the hidden history of her family, particularly her grandmother's experiences during the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath. As she pieces together a narrative of resilience and silence, Catalina confronts the profound impact of the past on her own life and understanding of truth. This novel explores memory, identity, and the untold stories of women in a turbulent era.