Troy, Turkey, 1853.
A baby with golden hair and violet eyes is found in the Scamander River, between two villages: a Greek village and a Turkish village that have hated each other for centuries. It is Dastar, the goddess of ancient Troy, who has come back to life searching for her lost love. Dastar grows up in the poor houses of the farmers - along with the Greek Kleito, the Turkish Hapousa, the old witch who reads the future and sees the past - and in the mansions of the Levantine landowners of the Troad. She approaches the most famous archaeologists of the time, Heinrich Schliemann, Frank Calvert, and Jimmy Mellaart, and guides them so that the ancient treasure can be brought back to light from the ruins of Troy.

A love story of three thousand years passes like a whirlwind through the pages of the book. An adventure that leads everyone to extreme passions. A fascinating allegory about the timelessness of love.