Detalles del libro
Formato
Kindle
Páginas
151
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jun 19, 2016
Editorial
Lume Books
Descripción
Norma and Alexandra Gold are not your average detectives; they embody the essence of New York's rich history while navigating its modern complexities. As they tackle a series of mysterious cases, their old-fashioned sleuthing techniques intermingle with the bustling energy of the city. Each ticket to adventure reveals layers of intrigue and deception, pushing them deeper into a world where the stakes are higher than ever.
In their latest escapade, the duo stumbles upon a case that seems perfect in its execution, yet flawed in its implications. As they sift through clues, the darkness lurking beneath the surface becomes increasingly palpable. The vibrant streets of New York turn into a labyrinth of secrets, compelling the Gold sisters to rely on their instincts and invaluable wisdom.
Their journey is not only one of crime-solving but also of personal growth and sisterhood. Through twists and turns, the bond between Norma and Alexandra is tested, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. As they draw closer to the truth, they realize that sometimes, the most perfect crime is the one that reveals the deepest connections between people.
In their latest escapade, the duo stumbles upon a case that seems perfect in its execution, yet flawed in its implications. As they sift through clues, the darkness lurking beneath the surface becomes increasingly palpable. The vibrant streets of New York turn into a labyrinth of secrets, compelling the Gold sisters to rely on their instincts and invaluable wisdom.
Their journey is not only one of crime-solving but also of personal growth and sisterhood. Through twists and turns, the bond between Norma and Alexandra is tested, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. As they draw closer to the truth, they realize that sometimes, the most perfect crime is the one that reveals the deepest connections between people.
Géneros
Misterio
Suspenso y Thriller
Humor
Negocios y Economía
Crimen