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Portugal, 1957.In a country shaped by poverty and silence under the Estado Novo, Ana and Glória are two eighteen-year-old daughters of farmers who dream of a life beyond obedience. Bound by friendship but driven by different desires, they leave their rural world in search of possibility. Their escape leads them to Casa da Viscondessa, a grand aristocratic mansion in Vila Meã, where wealth conceals its own forms of cruelty. There, Ana encounters an unexpected love. One that awakens her sense of identity and desire, yet remains trapped by class, title, and the unspoken laws of high society. Forced to choose between resignation and courage, Ana must confront the cost of claiming her own future. Prisoners of Our Worlds is a novel of longing and quiet rebellion. About love that demands bravery, female solidarity, and the courage to choose oneself.

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