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Till Death Do Us Part - Perfect marriage Perfect manipulation Perfect appearance

Angela Nowak

Casa editrice: Weishaupt, H

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Love and suffering alongside a narcissist, set in Chicago (USA) and Vienna (Austria): Alexander and Emilia are considered the ideal couple. But there is more than one truth behind this perfect relationship. He takes away her job, her family, her friends, her joy in life – her identity. But fate, in the form of an incurable brain tumor, brings the truth and Alexander’s secret to light in the face of death. A novel about an American dream that turns into a nightmare for Emilia.
Disponibile da: 30/08/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 224 pagine.

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