
Dora and Violeta Oliver, two sisters with an ambiguous relationship, live in seclusion in a house on the outskirts of a community. Its members have gathered there around a large, beehive-shaped house, seeking a lifestyle marked by retreat and self-sufficiency, by coherence and introspection. Then one day, one of the Oliver sisters begins to approach the shy Denis, a young man haunted by a murky past that stretches back generations, and then disappears.
In this isolated space, dominated by an omnipresent nature that also sets its own rules, a woman named Anita is tasked with maintaining balance and normalcy, at least on the surface.
Thus, amidst insects, earth, and dense vegetation, everything seems to unfold under a peaceful routine. An idyllic way of life that will become, for some, an oppressive trap.
The Ephemeral Ones is a novel about domination, dependence, a...read more






