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Eulalia’s diary entries become shorter and more desperate. Sebastián destroys her rosary (her last connection to her past) and burns her only dress so she cannot leave the room. He alternates between violent rages and tearful apologies, buying her ribbon as a gift after hitting her. Eulalia justifies his behavior, writing that he loves her too much.

In Barcelona, Claudia visits the Archive of the Crown of Aragon. She finds criminal records from 1798 listing the trial of a sailor named Sebastián for the “murder of a woman of unknown origin.” Claudia’s blood runs cold. She realizes the diary does not have a happy ending. She also receives a frantic call from her mother: Javier has shown up at the village house, asking invasive questions about Claudia’s whereabouts. amores que matan resumen por capitulos

Amores que matan (2009) is not just a love story; it is a sharp critique of domestic violence, toxic relationships, and social hypocrisy. The novel alternates between two timelines: the present day (2008) and the late 18th century (1798). Through the parallel stories of Claudia (a modern journalist) and Eulalia (a young nun in 18th-century Barcelona), Ángeles Caso demonstrates that love twisted by possession and jealousy has deadly consequences, regardless of the era. Eulalia’s diary entries become shorter and more desperate

The novel opens with Claudia , a journalist for a major Madrid newspaper, receiving a distressing letter from her mother. Her mother reveals that their family holds a dark secret hidden in a village in Huesca. Meanwhile, we are introduced to a 1798 prologue: a young woman, Eulalia , is forced by her family to enter the convent of Santa María de Gracia in Barcelona to bury a scandal. Eulalia justifies his behavior, writing that he loves