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The sunken secret - cover

The sunken secret

Cristian Perfumo

Publisher: Cristian Perfumo

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Summary

Based on a true story. By the winner of the Kindle Storyteller Award. 
When diver Marcelo learns of a sunken 18th-century warship located off the coast of his Patagonia hometown, he can hardly wait to explore the wreck himself — but a shocking murder and a dangerous secret will turn his dive into a race for survival.

Picked as "Read of the year" by Diver, UK's best-selling SCUBA-diving magazine.
Available since: 10/07/2022.

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