With her mother's diary in hand, Marina's search for official documents for university leads her to her biological family on the Atlantic coast. What starts as an administrative quest reveals long-buried family secrets.

July 18, 1936. Salamanca, Castilla and León (center to Spain). The Spanish army declares the state of war in the city, hoping to extend it to the rest of Spain and improve the unstable situation in the country after the proclamation of the Second Republic five years ago. An aging Miguel de Unamuno, not only writer and academic teacher but one of the most recognized intellectuals in Spain, disappointed with the Republic that publicly he helped to create, supports the new revolt in the hope to clean the country of the undesirable elements for desperation of his close friends teacher Salvador and priest Atilano, creating too many problems in his house where Miguel lives with his daughters María and Felisa, his housemaid Aurelia and his grandson Miguelín. At the same time that Salamancas mayor Casto Prieto is arrested without cause apparent and his wife Ana asks help Miguel de Unamuno, the Joint Chiefs of Staff meet to decide the strategy to take the power, where the merciless one-eyed, one-armed and one-legged General Astray-Millán, General Francos right-hand, proposes to elect the own Franco as leader despite the opposition of General Cabanellas, who fears Franco kills the Republic he loves to change it for a dictatorship. When Atilano is missed suddenly, his wife Enriqueta reports Miguel de Unamuno about his arrest while Salvador tries to alert him about the real intentions of the military revolution: turn Spain in a fascist state. Reluctant to believe it, when later Salvador is arrested in front of him, an ashamed and sad Miguel de Unamuno questioning himself and his posture about the revolution asks to meet Franco, named Chief of Staff of the Spanish Army with full powers politics and military after the Alcázar de Toledos battle, to make a special request, being first-hand witness of the events that will change Spain forever. Written by Chockys

The renowned psychiatrist Lilian Steiner mounts a private investigation into the death of one of her patients, whom she is convinced has been murdered.

A murdered princess awakens in a realm between life and death. Racing against time in a world of chaos, she must defeat her father's killer and reach a mythical sanctuary before her soul vanishes forever.

When his past and his debts start to catch up with him, a high-stakes gambler laying low in Macau encounters a kindred spirit who might just hold the key to his salvation.

This is the story of Agnes and Will. She is a healer, and he is a writer. It is also the story of their children: Susanna, their first born, and their twins, Judith and Hamnet. It's also the story of their small village, in the 16th century England. More to the point, it's a story of the lives and especially the deaths from plague in their times. The story is told from the viewpoint of Agnes, and there in lies its power. Written by revalice-56058

Sergio travels to Utrecht with his family to attend a football match. Before taking the return flight to Barcelona, he suffers a panic attack and decides to stay in Holland. Unable to provide a logical explanation to those close to him, he cuts off contact with his past. From that moment on, he will have to survive without money, a home, and without speaking the language.