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El año del terremoto [The Year of the Hurricane]

By: Leo Coyote
Narrated by: Chema Agulló
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Ernesto Parma inicia el viaje de su vida cuando vuelve al pueblo gallego donde nació para ver casar a su prima María. Un suceso tan poco frecuente como un terremoto le hace conocer una realidad que le es ajena. Unas fuerzas atávicas y desconocidas se involucran en su existencia transportándolo a una situación absolutamente desconocida e incontrolable. Mientras un grupo de brujas llevan a cabo una ceremonia ancestral en una pequeña ermita en medio del monte, el sargento Sanlúcar, de la Guardia Civil, comprueba cómo una sencilla investigación se convierte en una peligrosa aventura.Esta novela bordea lo extraordinario y es, a veces, una novela policíaca, otras una comedia de terror - secreto.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2011 Leo Coyote (P)2020 Saga Egmont
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