You arrive at a quiet country parish expecting quiet country problems. Instead, five women start coming to confession every Sunday, and each of them has been carrying something for years.

What you do with what you hear is the whole game. Every confession goes into a journal, and every one of them can be repeated — in private — to one of the three sisters living in the convent across the courtyard. They have spent their lives not knowing what the outside world does with itself. That changes one story at a time.

Subtitled "Confessions of the Fallen". A comedy in register and a corruption story in structure, built over twelve monthly chapters.