Brazilian-born author Marcelo Antinori is an economic development specialist who has worked in many countries around the world. He has published novels in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, reflecting his rich and varied experiences. Currently, he divides his time between Brazil and Maryland.
The Condor's Riddle
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- ISBN8988641025
- EAN9798988641025
- Date de parution06/02/2024
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurSecant Publishing
Résumé
Who is the dead man lying in front of the convent in Santa Clara by the Sea? Was he already dead before he died in Santa Clara?Bebéi, a simpleminded French archivist with a photographic memory, must solve an ever-deepening mystery to calm the streets. But it will also take a village of friends and helpers: a Caribbean ex-president who lives among cats; a Chinese stripper with a doll face; a Rastafarian workaholic; a Greek sea captain; even a remorseful German terrorist, who shares a vagabond life on the church stairs with a runaway Wall Street investor and a stoned Canadian hippie.
With these and other characters, The Condor's Riddle adds to the exotic literature of Latin America, where timeworn splendors provide a haunting backdrop for the tragicomedy of the modern day.
With these and other characters, The Condor's Riddle adds to the exotic literature of Latin America, where timeworn splendors provide a haunting backdrop for the tragicomedy of the modern day.