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The Classroom Cajamurcia last night welcomed the presentation of the new book by Juan Jose Navarro, a Madrid that after 17 years living in Eagle is considered a lover of this city, a place that conveys the inspiration to delve into many stories that surround readers, placing them in the first line of intriguing stories.
The mayor of Eagles, Bartolome Hernandez, was on hand to present this publication, accompanied by the author of "latent danger and Other Stories", which is borne prologue of Francisco José Montalbán aquiline, also present at the event with Sunday Lopez Cajamurcia representative, and Council of Culture and Women, Francisco Miguel Martinez and Maria Martinez Sponsorship.
The book consists of 11 stories, one of which, the longest and protagonist of the title of this work "pitfall" is set in a village in Cantabria, perhaps as a pretext to talk about this region to the woman's writer, Carmen Garcia, feels very connected by family bonds, becoming a unique and original gift to your spouse author.
Walking through this story is introduced into an exciting plot, in which an individual is surprised by the arrival of an unexpected inheritance.
From that moment will struggle against the envy of neighbors, some of which he even life-threatening.
"The disappearance of Martha" is another of the stories that came out last night for the launch and is also included in this publication.
It tells the story of a couple who go on a trip looking for the solution to their disunited and is living with the sad reality of a failed attempt to fix things, while complicating the argument goes up unexpected points.
Juan Jose Navarro has studied law, journalism and public relations professions successfully played and about to celebrate its 77 years not have prevented him edit his fifth book.
His impeccable literary career began with "The Eternal Solitude", followed by other titles like "Maelstrom", "The Stubborn" and "A drug called ambition" to reach this brand new work that was presented yesterday.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas
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