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El próximo tren a París
by Robyn Sisman · Umbriel · tapa blanda · 288 pages
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Pages: 288 pagesAuthor: Robyn SismanPublisher: UmbrielFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 14/2/2005ISBN: ISBN 9788495618627
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Synopsis of El próximo tren a París
Molly, tras ser despedida de su trabajo, decide tomar el tren a París en un arrebato. Sin planes definidos, se encuentra con Alicia, transformando su viaje en una aventura inesperada llena de clubes a orillas del Sena y encuentros misteriosos. En un fin de semana, Molly descubre un mundo nuevo y una parte desconocida de sí misma, dándose cuenta de que subirse a ese tren cambiará su vida para siempre. Una historia de romance y autodescubrimiento en la mágica ciudad de París.
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Robyn Sisman
Robyn Ann Sisman was a publisher and author who commissioned Robert Harris to write his 1992 novel Fatherland and produced six novels of her own.
1949–201630 titles published
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