Salome, daughter of Herodias and niece of the tetrarch Herod, flees the palace after being publicly humiliated and touched by the monster her mother calls her husband. Mariam, daughter of a Galilean fisherman, escapes an arranged marriage that threatens to silence her soul. When their paths cross in a market in Tiberias, neither imagines that this moment will mark the beginning of a forbidden friendship, a dangerous journey... and a revelation that will change their lives forever. Narrated from the lucid, defiant, and deeply human voice of Salome, The Fisherman's Daughter is a novel about women in a turbulent era, about the desire for freedom in a land dominated by empires and prophecies, and about how a gesture of tenderness can be more revolutionary than a sword. "One of the most widely read authors in Mexico, with more than 10 bestsellers published. La hija del pescador is a global phenomenon that has come to Spain to stay."