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Bazaar of decisions

Marcia Borjas

Editorial: Letrame Grupo Editorial

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Life is a Bazaar of decisions is a shaking novel based on true life, where a human being, very human, journeys through an exceptional life. A life of needy childhood and later on, a rich or abundant childhood.
Kidnapping. Drug trafficking. A voyager of several years around the world. The sadness of knowing that your loved ones are disheartened because of his absence or disgrace. Meeting again with persons that were not so loved but that start to mean something different to him in his life. Prison. Sadness. Sickness. Encounter a light and with hope, being a new life at an older age. 
We must not postpone life; we have to do whatever is possible to cultivate life is a desgrace. Life is the only thing we have.
Roberto's story is not told for free, there is a message to rescue, and that story is the one that impacts Marcia who writes about Roberto's griefs and highlights the hopeful messages of his character of victim of the circumstances but that is his last days was able to find a true message which is important to disclose.
In this book, Marcia Borjas knows to share that message.

Disponible desde: 01/03/2022.

Longitud de impresión: 200 páginas.

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