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Las hermanas coloradas [The Red Sisters]

By: Francisco García Pavón
Narrated by: Cesc Martínez
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Las hermanas Peláez, dos pelirrojas sesentonas y solteras, hijas de un antiguo notario de Tomelloso, desaparecen de su domicilio en Madrid. Manuel González, alias Plinio, jefe de la Guardia Municipal de Tomelloso, es llamado para intervenir en la investigación del caso. Ayudado por su amigo y colaborador don Lotario, Plinio encontrará extrañas pistas y poco a poco irá atando cabos. García Pavón, de la mano de Plinio, nos conduce por una trama llena de sorpresas y humor. En esta historia apasionante descubriremos la honda realidad humana de las gentes que desfilan por esta novela llena de verdad, matices y sabiduría.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2020 Francisco García Pavón (P)2020 Storyside Police Procedurals

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