Raymund Eich

Two decades ago, a girl like Mirabella inspired one of the most famous songs of all time. A flowering of Brazilian culture during an era of military dictatorship. Now, the dictatorship has fallen. Revolutionaries have seized control. They promise a new order of liberty and prosperity. But when she encounters two leaders of the revolution, Mirabella discovers their lofty rhetoric masks personal agendas.
Agendas born in chance meetings on Ipanema beach those decades ago. Her looks have since faded. Now, Mirabella has only her grace and her wits. What must she do to survive a new era of tyranny?