Sin una palabra

Sin una palabra

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2010 · Spanish · Paperback · 69 editions
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A weary morning begins with an unsettling silence in a once lively household. As the sun rises, the shadows of absence loom large; a family has vanished without a trace. The protagonist, grappling with confusion and dread, stands in the emptiness, feeling the weight of solitude seep into every corner of the home. Each room reflects memories now tinged with loss, amplifying the echo of voices that have faded.

Panic quickly sets in as questions flood the mind: Where could they have gone? What might have compelled their sudden departure? The quest for answers becomes a desperate search for any hint of a clue, leading to unsettling discoveries and chilling revelations. Each moment spent in the empty house turns into a haunting reminder of what once was, urging a deeper investigation into both the physical and emotional void left behind.

Compelled by an urgent need to understand this mystery, relationships and past secrets emerge, intertwining fate with the present. The realization that everything might not be as it seems clouds the realization of what truly happened. As the protagonist delves deeper, the story unfolds with unexpected twists and harrowing obstacles that test the limits of endurance and resolve.

With each passing hour, hope intertwines with despair, painting a portrait of resilience and determination amidst the unknown. The journey becomes not just about finding family but also confronting the shadows of one's own life, revealing that in silence, profound truths can emerge, transforming loss into a haunting puzzle that yearns for resolution.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 400 pages
Language Spanish
Published Jun 4, 2010
Publisher DEBOLSILLO
Editions 69 editions
ISBN-10 8499083188
ISBN-13 9788499083186

Genres

Mystery Thriller & Suspense Young Adult Action & Adventure Horror

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A 14 year-old girl wakes up to find her whole family gone, lets go.This was a fun read. Trying to figure out what was going to happen next...and mostly failing lol

August 18th 2009
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