Two very beautiful young women embark on their journey as crowned figures, investing their entire lives solely in this. The only obstacle to their dreams are their daughters, who find refuge in one another and will attempt to escape from the narcissism that surrounds them, with unpredictable consequences.

Accompanying the two young women are two friends from diametrically opposed families, with whom they will unexpectedly, but not coincidentally, become acquainted. Together, they will try to free themselves from the prisons of their childhood and be reborn.

Career, publicity, men, companionship, beauty, obesity, and an “unconventional” motherhood will confront them with their Furies or with their catharsis.

How much can social standards define our lives? What can happen if we give in to the sirens of vanity, fleeting publicity, and the relentless struggle to maintain them forever?

A book that is a hymn to the modern woman and her struggle to break social stereotypes and feel complete.