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The truth shall make you free...sort of Modern-day wizard Lily Singer prefers to stay tucked away in her library, studying magic and drinking tea. But with a troublesome witch friend and a past riddled with dangerous secrets, her chances of peace and quiet are slim. Armed with only wits and magic, she must manage her argumentative cat, thwart a plot to steal a powerful artifact, and decide who, amid all this, she can trust. The past, both ancient and modern, is catching up with her. Will discovering its secrets reveal her future, or doom it? Full of exciting twists and snarky humor, book two of the Lily Singer adventures will leave you wondering if some truths are best left unknown._,

Introducción, traducción y notas de L. A. de Cuenca y M. Brioso Sánchez. Revisión: E. Fernández-Galiano Ardanaz.

Love requires a leap of faith. The final week at the Submissive Training Center has arrived! ,Will Brie survive the last week of training&mdash,five extraordinary days of challenge and pleasure? Her graduation night includes interviews with potential Doms, but it gets horribly complicated&hellip, A surprising turn of events forces her to make an unexpected choice._,

When Reese Pemberton relocates from the Golden State to the Cowboy State for a corporate promotion, she discovers a different state of mind. From the hustle and bustle mayhem of the Bay Area to the slow and easy meanderings of Wyoming, Reese welcomes the change in pace as the hotel&rsquo,s new general manager. However, she shuts the door on the notion that her hotel is haunted.But when a series of mishaps introduces the fiery redhead to the hotel&rsquo,s legendary cowboy ghost, she begins to question the events surrounding his demise.Reese and Cheyenne police detective Cody Pring join forces to put to rest the spirit that haunts the hotel. In the process, they discover long-buried secrets. Can the two solve a decades-old mystery or are some things better left with the dead?_,

El coronel no tiene quien le escriba es un relato de prodigiosa intensidad y concisión, en el que la esperanza y el honor de su protagonista se encarnan en un gallo tan famélico como su amo, el viejo coronel dispuesto a comer excrementos hasta que sea reparada la injusticia de que ha sido objeto