Magnate

Magnate

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Apr 26, 2016 · Inglés · Tapa blanda (325 páginas)
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Detalles del libro

Formato Tapa blanda
Páginas 325
Idioma Inglés
Publicado Apr 26, 2016
Editorial Zebra
ISBN-10 1420139843
ISBN-13 9781420139846

Descripción

Amidst the opulent backdrop of New York City during its Gilded Age, a fiercely competitive world of wealth and influence unfolds. In this era defined by extravagance and ambition, the narrative revolves around powerful societal players who are not merely content with their fortunes but are determined to cement their legacies in the annals of history. The battle for supremacy is not only a competition for riches but also a captivating game of strategy and emotional entanglements.

Against this lavish setting, complex characters emerge, each driven by their own desires and dreams. The men of the Knickerbocker elite possess a thirst for conquest, and as they navigate romance, rivalry, and betrayal, the stakes climb higher. Relationships are tested in this merciless landscape where deceit and loyalty are constantly at odds, forcing characters to confront their ambitions and the spark of true connection.

At the heart of it all lies a profound exploration of what it means to stand tall in a world burdened by expectations. Themes of power, wealth, and the pursuit of happiness intertwine, revealing the cost of success in a society that glorifies extravagant lifestyles yet often neglects the very essence of humanity.

Through rich prose and vivid imagery, the narrative invites readers to immerse themselves in a dynamic world where every decision made echoes through the grand halls of luxury and despair. Each character's journey reflects the timeless struggles between aspiration and authenticity, making for a compelling tale of ambition against the shimmering backdrop of a city built on dreams and desires.

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Romance Historia Negocios y Economía
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