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Estela Arcanjo is the newest resident of Paradise Homes, and, not surprisingly, she's enchanted by the world around her. Everything is well taken care of, especially the gardens, which are one of Estela's biggest passions. Nature really is generous with the place. Everything seems perfect even the people who chose to live there. It's a shame that it only seems that way. Unfortunately, evil is a part of that place in a cruel and secret way. Once again, Estela is faced with the most basic of human feelings: jealousy, envy, and greed. She knows that these feelings could lead people to commit crimes, but she can't predict the actions of a psychopathic killer who has infiltrated himself among the innocent residents. Those who read the story will see why these murders disturb the tranquility of the residents of that picaresque gated community. But they will also be relieved by the way the story plays out, organized brilliantly by the main character and masterfully orchestrated by the author.
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Jobim and the mistery of the Mamoes
When Jobim was fifteen years old, he left his small Brazilian town on the banks of the Formoso River, in the Araguaia-Tocantins basin, in [...]
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