Review by raquelzepeda

I'm watching this show for the first time on Netflix. Basically, this story is about the false imprisonment of a young woman, Sara Escalante, whose fiancé was murdered in a vehicular accident. She wasn't even present, so they don't give you much with regard to evidence.

The murder takes place in Mexico City where fiancé Daniel Herrera works for the Ministry of Finance. The first episode doesn't' give you a lot but plenty to have gotten me to stop working on my MAC and listen intently. I usually work on my novels while listening to the old tube.

Part of the story also takes place in Madrid, Spain where a sting is planned against all the white collar criminals who are laundering drug money. According to the story, most of this money is laundered via Spain, Mexico, and the United States.

I am sorry to say that I do find it difficult to understand the Spanish actors because of their "lisp" accent and how rapidly they speak the language. It's the same thing when I watch some British shows. Although in that situation, I turn on the Spanish subtitles. Oh, well; back to the story.

Ironically, while Sara's conviction was the result of an automobile accident; she's rescued by a huge truck crashing into the transport truck taking her to the penitentiary. Sara then gets a new identity along with plastic surgery.

Then, we're back to the beginning of the story where she gets a job working in the Ministry of Finance in Mexico City. Cannot wait for the next episode.

Cheers!