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Under The Full Moon

Under The Full Moon

Paul House

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2023
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781446708552

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Rick Morrison is a journalist. He has moved to Madrid to get over the recent death of his wife.Laura Gómez is a lawyer. She is trying to escape from an abusive relationship.Víctor and Tomás Rubiales work the streets, stealing cardboard and copper andsetting up a marijuana farm. Tomás yearns to become a bullfighter.Ignacio Campos, the Chief Constable, wants to go into politics but he mustfirst find a way of escaping from a mafia boss in Galicia.When an unmarked grave from the Spanish Civil War is discovered in a small village to the north of Madrid, their paths begin to cross as they all have different reasons for wanting to identify the four bodies found there. Their stories reach a climax during the the village feast in a most unexpected way.

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