The novel follows in the epistolary tradition of women's fiction, but using e-mail. In a series of letters to her daughter, the protagonist tells the story of a woman who has to come to see her country as a trap, and the story of her family, which is really the story of why the country has become a trap. "Hidalgo's richly flowing narratives," Ophelia Dimalanta says, " belong to the tradition of romance, imaginative constructs which the author, as modern fabulator along the lines of Durrel, Barth, Fowles, spreads aloft as a magic carpet."

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