Mothers Don't Abandon

After thirty years, the protagonist of this novel meets again her nonagenarian grandmother who lives in a residence and suffers from advanced dementia. The impact of this reunion leads her to remember her childhood marked by the divorce of her parents in the 80s, the depression of her mother and the relationship that this fact made her establish with her grandparents and with Her father.
 
She tries to put in order a series of past scenes that she relives and that are weaving, as in a puzzle, the events that occurred more than thirty years ago and with which she has never managed to build a story. Thus, we discover an introverted girl who watches the family's defeat from a safe and silent distance.

A story of mothers and daughters, which tells us about the second chances that rarely come in our lives.