Carol necesita un punto y aparte en su vida, pero se ve incapaz de dar sola ese paso adelante, por eso llama a la puerta de Edú, un psicólogo entregado que, sin embargo, no pasa por su mejor momento. Aun así, cuando Carol acude a su consulta, él no solo la escucha, sino que pronto se da cuenta de que hay algo arrollador en esa chica que lo aboca hasta límites que nunca pensó que traspasaría. De martes a martes, a la par que Edú se esfuerza por encauzar las emociones desbocadas de Carol, ambos se irán conociendo. Así, él descubrirá que, tras la aparente vida perfecta de una auxiliar de vuelo de familia acomodada, existen muchas inseguridades y un anhelo irrefrenable de nuevas experiencias; pero ¿logrará Carol ver más allá de la piel negra y los rasgos guineanos de Edú? Carol needs a complete change in her life, but she’s unable to take that step forward alone, that’s why she knocks on Edú’s door, a dedicated psychologist who, however, is not going through the best moment of his life. Even so, when Carol comes to see him, he not only listens to her, but soon realizes that there is something overwhelming in this girl that pushes him to limits he never thought he would cross. From Tuesday to Tuesday, as Edú strives to channel Carol's unbridled emotions, the two will get to know each other. Thus, he will discover that, behind the seemingly perfect life of a flight attendant from a wealthy family, there are many insecurities and an irrepressible yearning for new experiences; But will Carol see beyond Edú's black skin and Guinean features? Her emotional turmoil, the illness that he hides, racial prejudices and an irrepressible tension that fluctuates in the consultation make this story vibrant. Narrated in two voices, Seven Tuesdays is a character novel that shows us that reality depends on the eyes of the person looking at it, and, sometimes, it’s also marked by skin color.