Muerta y Viva Serie
Esta serie se sumerge en las profundidades del misterio y el suspense psicológico, ambientada en paisajes pintorescos pero inquietantes. La autora crea magistralmente una atmósfera cargada de ambigüedad, donde los límites entre la realidad y la ilusión se desdibujan. Cada historia ofrece un cautivador viaje a la psique humana, desenterrando motivos ocultos y los oscuros secretos del pasado. Es una colección para lectores que disfrutan de la tensión, el enigma y los personajes inolvidables.
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