One Night, A Dream

Olga is a forty-eight year old biologist who often dreams about a stranger who gives her pleasure. Thirty-seven year old Mari Loli works as a supermarket cashier and daydreams that she is Esmeralda, who dances in public with a tender, loving man at her side.
Olga and Mari Loli represent two contrasting worlds, one comfortably middle class and the other working class and neglected, apparently united only by a song. But they share the same worry: both suspect that their husbands are in love with other women.
Out of these two stories, Gemma Lienas creates an unforgettable novel about the world of women and their mixed feelings of fear and fascination for infidelity.