Description
Set against the backdrop of late 19th and early 20th century Spain, Tiempo de arena is a captivating tale of women's lives and struggles for equality.
The story follows María Francisca, a young woman from a noble family, as she makes a shocking claim about her children. Her words spark a chain of events that delves into the history of the Camp de la Cruz women, including Mariana, Munda, and Alejandra, who were part of a masonic group in search of happiness.
This book explores themes such as the masonic movement among women, the fight for equality, and the tension between tradition and modernity during this period. A fascinating insight into the lives of women from a bygone era, Tiempo de arena is a compelling read.