Esau e Jacó
"From the time they were in their mother's womb, the Santos twins Pedro and Paulo were fierce rivals. They fought for the right to enter the world first, then competed to see who could suckle at the breast with greater hunger and determination. Soon politics entered their lives and stoked the fire of their antagonism. But it was not until they met Flora, the beautiful but "inexplicable" daughter of a neighboring couple, that their lifelong rivalry found its greatest contest - and encountered its most profound suffering."--BOOK JACKET.