A Pimp's Notes: A Novel

A Pimp's Notes: A Novel

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2012 · Engels · Hardcover · 3 edities
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In the bustling streets of Milan, Bravo lives life on his own terms, basking in luxury and the thrill of the high stakes world he inhabits. A master of charm and persuasion, he navigates the city's underbelly with an effortless grace that earns him both admiration and envy. However, his world is dramatically altered when a captivating woman crosses his path, igniting a whirlwind of passion and danger that neither of them could have foreseen.

As their connection deepens, Bravo finds himself torn between the allure of his fast-paced lifestyle and the genuine intimacy that this new relationship offers. He discovers layers of emotion and vulnerability that challenge his hardened exterior, sparking a transformation he thought impossible. The thrill of love and the tension of his lifestyle begin to intertwine, leading him down a treacherous path filled with secrets and betrayals.

Set against a backdrop of Milan's vibrant nightlife and complex social dynamics, the story unfolds, revealing the stark contrast between Bravo's opulent existence and the sobering realities that come with it. His life teeters on the brink as the stakes escalate, forcing him to confront the choices he has made and the person he truly wants to become.

Filled with rich characterizations and an intoxicating blend of suspense and romance, this narrative explores the intricacies of love and the seductive pull of a life steeped in shadow and intrigue. As Bravo grapples with his identity and future, readers are invited into a world where passion and peril collide, with each decision leading him deeper into the heart of his own darkness.

Boekdetails

Formaat Hardcover
Pagina's 336 pagina's
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd jul. 17, 2012
Uitgever Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Editie 1
Edities 3 edities
ISBN-10 0374231400
ISBN-13 9780374231408

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