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La magia de San Valentín
by Margaret Barker · Harlequin Ibérica · tapa blanda · 156 pages
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Pages: 156 pagesAuthor: Margaret BarkerPublisher: Harlequin IbéricaFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/1999ISBN: ISBN 9788439672876
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Synopsis of La magia de San Valentín
La magia de San Valentín es una novela romántica escrita por Margaret Barker y publicada bajo el sello Harlequin Bianca. La historia sigue los tropos clásicos del género, explorando los sentimientos y el destino de sus protagonistas en un entorno emocional y cautivador. Esta edición de bolsillo es ideal para los amantes de la literatura romántica ligera, ofreciendo una narrativa envolvente que caracteriza a las publicaciones de la serie Bianca de Harlequin.
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Margaret Barker
Margaret Taylor Barker was an American actress, director, producer, educator, and playwright. A native of Baltimore, she was the daughter of physician Lewellys Franklin Barker. She began her career in 1926 and was a leading ingénue on Broadway during the late 1920s. She was a founding member of New York City's Group Theatre with whom she performed from 1931 to 1937, including in many Broadway productions. In 1937, she co-founded the Studio Workshop Theatre with Frank Westbrook and Felicia Sorel. She taught theatre courses with that organization through 1941.
1908–199276 titles published
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