by Arturo San Agustín · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497345316
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In 'The Night They Burned the Beggar Woman', Arturo San Agustín immerses us in an intriguing and moving plot. The story, set in a historically and socially relevant context, explores themes of injustice, mystery, and the human condition. Through an engaging narrative, the author invites us to reflect on the dark secrets that lie behind the apparent normality, and how these can trigger tragic and unforgettable events.
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