No soy Lizzy Bennet

Calling herself Lizzy by surname Bennet was a coincidence, but this anecdote has marked her life since she was a child, from the moment she decided to guide her conduct by the moral code of the protagonist of Pride and Prejudice, the other Lizzy Bennet: honor, freedom, coherence. But something had to go very wrong, because with just thirty years old, those three principles have volatilized: the press considers her a monster, the police persecute her, and she does not believe in anything other than crossing the country and reaching San Cayetano, the capital of the south, where he must carry out his last mission before ending up behind bars. In the middle of this flight, a traffic accident makes her coincide with John, a guy who she instantly dislikes, and who just wants to get rid of. Although that task will not be easy. John is determined to take back what is his, and to get it he will pursue her, if need be, until the end of the world. Thus, Lizzy embarks on a road trip through a magical country, with the police on her heels and some strange traveling companions: Eve, in love with a man she does not know; Giacomo, who, like every year for fifty-three, has been searching for her beloved to spend a single night together in the moonlight; and Ana, who has decided to resume her life where she left it almost four decades ago. And of course John, because what begins as a matter of pride, knocks down all her prejudices until she makes her understand what love really is. Roadside motels, nudist communes, therapy groups, lost sawmills in the woods and an uncertain destiny will unite them all under the magic of a song, just when their lives must face their destiny