Pedro Martin-Romo

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La noche que nacio la tormenta (The Night that the Storm was Born)
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La noche que nacio la tormenta (The Night that the Storm was Born)
  • By: Pedro Martin-Romo
  • Length: 16 hours 8 minutes
  • Publisher: BookaVivo
  • Publish date: September 27, 2022
  • Language: Spanish
Ciudad Real. Julio de 2019. Dos operarios del servicio de basuras hallan una inquietante nota junto a unas piezas de ganado descuartizado y una calavera. Lo que inicialmente parece ser un acto de vandalismo de mal gusto acabara por convertirse en un... Read more

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