Linameyer prides himself on his open-mindedness. So, when Martina challenges that belief, and wants him to interview her roommate on the radio to prove it, he agrees to meet Rosaura.
But the meeting makes matters worse. Even though it's 1989 and Rosaura looks to be in her early twenties, she claims to have danced for Evita Perón. Linameyer knows that's not possible, yet Martina insists on the truth of Rosaura's story.
Martina wants Linameyer to believe the impossible. But doing so could change everything both hold dear.
"Rusch is a great storyteller."
—RT Book Reviews