Rafael Marín
Library Binding | Pages: 300 pages Rating: 3.33 | 6 Users | 2 Reviews
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| Edition Language: | Spanish |
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Gabriel Amador is a middle aged retired teacher who is about to die some years ago due to a heart disease. Mario Otárola is his old friend. They met when they were very young. They are immersed in ancient war where two ancient factions have fought throughout eons to conquer the world. The intricate plot takes part in Cádiz, an old city in the south of Spain which was the cradle of ancient civilizations: Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans… Magic, alcohol, drugs and sex are used to control the human mind by these two contending factions, and the Carnivals of Cádiz will be the perfect pretext to fight their final battle.I must confess that I was ignorant about the old traditions, ancient myths, cults, and magic that are described in the novel, although they have a real base. However, whilst I was reading, the plot was becoming more interesting and I started to enjoy the author’s style, the deepness of the characters and the novel itself. Rafael Marin has traced a perfect circle, getting a complete and entertaining book.
So, if you like mystery, black novels, magic or similar literary genres, this is your story. You will learn old myths and legends and will spend a fabulous time reading a text full of quality.
My mark: Excelent
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| Title | : | La ciudad enmascarada |
| Author | : | Rafael Marín |
| Book Format | : | Library Binding |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 300 pages |
| Published | : | May 2011 by Grupo Ajec |
| Categories | : | Free Books. Download Books |
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Ratings: 3.33 From 6 Users | 2 ReviewsEvaluate Out Of Books La ciudad enmascarada
Nada especial atraviesa la obra: ni narrativa, ni historia, ni personajes...Me decepcionó desde el mismo comienzo.Nada especial atraviesa la obra: ni narrativa, ni historia, ni personajes...Me decepcionó desde el mismo comienzo.
Rafael Marín Trechera comenzó su carrera como escritor a finales de los años 70, cuando estaba estudiando la carrera de Filología Inglesa. Lanzó entonces su propio fanzine, "McClure" (1978),1 y colaboró con varias revistas de ciencia ficción, como Kandama, Máser, Nova y Nueva Dimensión; en esta última se publicó su primera novela corta, Nunca digas buenas noches a un extraño (1978), donde preludia
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