An Argentine writer paints a picture of the march of white civilization across every native peoples in the Americas through the eyes and heart of Laura Escalante, a woman of impeccable lineage, who commits the most serious error possible in 1870–falling in love Nahueltruz Guor, an Indian–and who then must face the combined powers of the Church, her family, an existing suitor, and her very society as they unite to destroy the unspeakable relationship.
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