The year there wasn't going to be a Summer

Gizela Espinosa is a dazzling heiress who accumulates money and seductive power. Santiago is a self-serving and domineering artist. In Lisbon, everyone knows the two lovers. When the guitarist Jonas Vasconcelos dies mysteriously, a terrible family secret threatens to be revealed, and only the indiscreet Rosalina may, or may not, prevent a scandalous outcome.
In a dialogue of missed connections, the characters of this urban novel, set in present-day Lisbon, move in and out of each other's beds, from the couch of psychologist Raúl Veracruz, and also from an obscure secret club in Praça de Londres, where masks and lies are the most exciting accessories.