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La lluvia del tiempo
Jaime Bayly
Tell No One recounts the personal trajectory of a child born to Lima s wealthiest bourgeoisie. It is within the nucleus of his family, where the most brutal male chauvinism and classicism coexist with the strictest prudishness, that he discovers his own homo-erotic identity. This sexual identity carries him not without an occasional heterosexual episode to the vortex of drug addiction and the core of coke addicts, to the very limits of urban male prostitution.
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El héroe discreto
Mario Vargas Llosa
El héroe discreto simultaneously recounts the life of two very different men. Felícito Yanaqué is a small-business owner from Piura who is being blackmailed. Ismael Carrera is a successful businessman from Lima who is plotting a shocking reprisal after his two good-for-nothing sons tried to have him killed. Past the men s differences shines one common trait: both are quiet rebels trying to take charge of their own destinies. While Ismael defies every convention of his social class, Felícito uses a few vital maxims as a foothold against blackmail.
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A guide to different beliefs, non-beliefs, and all major religions. The search for the truth is a universal concern of all times and all cultures, not focusing only on actual but in all religions, current and disappeared. Orbaneja answers questions that arise from those who are curious about religion, whether believer or not.
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A contracorriente
Manuel gutiérrez Aragón
Can you permanently escape from the past? What is the path that leads the protagonist from a small town in Alicante to become a guerrilla fighter in the Columbian jungle, a debt collector in Madrid, and a high executive in a media company? This is a fun and dramatic novel that goes from the jungle to the business, a guerrilla fighter that turned into a business man.
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