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مينا شحاتة

Editora: Kayan for Publishing

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"Cerca Trova" is a gripping international thriller inspired by true stories from the world of humanitarian work. The novel follows an international delegate dedicated to Restoring Family Links, searching for relatives separated by war, disasters, and forced displacement.

From conflict zones to fragile border crossings, each mission is a race against time, where a single document, a forgotten name, or a faint clue can reunite a family or close a chapter forever.
Combining thrill, adventure, and deep emotional resonance, Cerca Trova transforms real humanitarian experiences into compelling fiction that is both fast-paced and profoundly human
Disponível desde: 28/07/2026.
Comprimento de impressão: 552 páginas.

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