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Vientos alisios [Trade Winds]

Vientos alisios 1 [Trade Winds, Book 1]

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Vientos alisios [Trade Winds]

By: Christina Courtenay, Diego Merry del Val Medina - translator
Narrated by: Laura Carrero
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Corre el año 1732 en Gotemburgo, Suecia, y Jess Van Sandt sabe muy bien que el suyo es un mundo de hombres. Convencida de que su padrastro le está escamoteando la herencia que es suya por derecho, se decide a impedirlo. Y la solución se presenta en forma de un escocés muy atractivo, Killian Kinross, que ha sido él mismo desheredado por su abuelo. En un intento de recuperar su fortuna, le propone un matrimonio de conveniencia. En ese momento, a Killian le ofrecen la oportunidad de su vida: participar en una expedición de la Compañía Sueca de las Orientales. Sin embargo, el viaje acaba por no salir como esperaba…

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2023 Christina Courtenay (P)2023 Storyside

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