Rainbow House

Rainbow House

Janet Diaz-Bonilla

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Editorial:
iUniverse
Año de edición:
2009
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781440151026

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Camilla Miranda grows up in a house full of love, but she’s hiding something: Old man Gomez, a neighbor, sometimes visits her and not just as a friend. He tells her not to tell anyone, and although the relationship sometimes makes her feel uncomfortable, part of her enjoys sharing a secret. For years, Camilla tells no one, and she becomes a vibrant young woman. As a psychologist, she helps women in abusive relationships and others who are trying to cope with their problems. Even though Camilla has friends and a great career, something is missing. She seems to find it when she meets Troy Mauvais, who just might be the man of her dreams. But as she gets to know him, all of the insecurities and weaknesses that she’s been suppressing for so long slowly begin to surface. This unconventional and inspiring story shows that even a person who seems to have it all together can really be suffering inside. Find out if Camilla can overcome the demons of her past and learn the value of a love that’s real in Rainbow House.

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