Name: rilogía Fuego 2. Ciudades de cenizas - Joana Marcús - Libro Físico (in Spanish)
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Author: Joana Marcús
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rilogía Fuego 2. Ciudades de cenizas - Joana Marcús - Libro Físico (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Joana Marcús

Publisher

CROSSBOOKS

Collection

Fiction

Year

2022

Language

Spanish

Pages

424

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.5x14.5 cm

ISBN13

9788408253846

Edited in

España

Synopsis "rilogía Fuego 2. Ciudades de cenizas - Joana Marcús - Libro Físico (in Spanish)"

¡Enamórate de la obra más sorprendente la autora de Antes de diciembre!á
Una ciudad nueva.
Un experimento.
Un reencuentro.
Un asesinato.
Un romance.
Tras haber asistido a la destrucción de su propia ciudad, el futuro de Alice no es nada prometedor. Tras la extraña oferta de un desconocido, lo único que sabe es que va a vengarse del responsable de la desaparición de sus amigos.

¿Hasta dónde serías capaz de llegar para encontrar respuestas?
¿Hasta dónde serías capaz de llegar por recuperar tu libertad?

Joana Marcús

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Joana Marcús, born in Mallorca in 2000, divides her time between her studies, her books, and her pets. Since she was young, she knew she loved writing, although her first texts were only short stories. It was not until she was thirteen that she dared to publish her first complete story on Wattpad, where she has continued writing to this day.

She has been a winner of the Wattys Awards twice for her novels Irresistible Proposal in 2016 and Cities of Smoke in 2019. She is one of the youngest authors to achieve international bestseller success. In 2021, Before December ranked among the top 10 best-selling novels in various countries. In 2022, she was the best-selling author just behind the Harry Potter books. She traveled to various countries and cities to promote her stories. For example, in Madrid, where she brought the Gran Vía to a standstill, and in Mexico, where she gathered hundreds of readers at the FIL in Guadalajara.

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