Las Hijas de Las Flores / The Flower Children

El 85 cumplea隳s de Rose ree a toda la familia en la finca familiar de Cornualles, junto a los viveros de Blooming Hall. Es el primer aniversario que Rose celebra sin su amado esposo Albert, pero gracias a sus hijas y nietas pasa un d燰 entra鎙ble. Rose recuerda especialmente a su hija Camelia, la madre de Dalia, que muri?al dar a luz y piensa en el secreto que guarda desde hace tanto tiempo. Sabe que la reuni鏮 familiar ser燰 el momento ideal para compartirlo, pero no tiene el coraje para hacerlo. Seis meses despu廥 la familia se ree de nuevo, esta vez para el funeral de Rose.

Dalia, que creci?con sus abuelos, sufre mucho su ausencia y cuando se sincera con sus primas descubre que no es la ica que se encuentra perdida y sola: Magnolia est?muy preocupada por su madre, que padece depresi鏮 desde hace a隳s; Soley no es feliz a pesar del 憖ito y la fama en su carrera como cantante; Lali ha sido v獳tima de acoso y Nara, que se encarga de las plantaciones, a veces se siente sola.

El descubrimiento de una carta en los archivos de la empresa familiar pondr?patas arriba la vida de Dalia y la llevar?a M憖ico en busca de su padre, un desconocido del que solo sabe su nombre, Ricardo, y que todos estos a隳s ha cre獮o que ella muri?al nacer junto con su madre. Por qu?la abuela Rose mantuvo en secreto su existencia?

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

The new saga that all readers of "The Seven Sisters" cannot miss.

Five cousins, five continents, five flowers.

And a secret kept for decades.

Rose's eighty-fifth birthday brings the whole family together at the family farm in Cornwall, next to the Blooming Hall nurseries. It is the first anniversary Rose celebrates without her beloved husband, Albert, but thanks to her daughters and granddaughters, she spends a memorable day. Rose particularly remembers her daughter Camelia, mother of Dalia, who died in childbirth, and thinks of a secret she has kept for so long. She knows this family gathering would be the ideal moment to share it, but she lacks the courage to do so. Six months later, the family comes together again, this time for Rose's funeral.

Dalia, who grew up with her grandparents, suffers her absence dearly, and when she opens up about it with her cousins, she realizes she is not the only one feeling lost and lonely: Magnolia is terribly worried about her mother, who's been depressed for years; Soley is not happy, despite her fame and her success as a singer; Lali has been a victim of harassment, and Nara, in charge of the plantations, feels lonely at times.

The discovery of a letter in the family business records will turn Dalia's life upside down and will take her to Mexico in search of her father, a stranger she knows nothing about, except for his name, Ricardo, a man who believes Dalia died at birth with her mother all those years ago. Why did Grandma Rose keep his existence a secret?