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The Villain's Daughter
by Roberta Kray · Little, Brown Book Group · tapa blanda · 570 pages
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Pages: 570 pagesAuthor: Roberta KrayPublisher: Little, Brown Book GroupFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 1/6/2011ISBN: ISBN 9780751541434
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Synopsis of The Villain's Daughter
En el East End de Londres, Iris, la hija de Sean O'Donnell, un criminal de poca monta que desapareció hace veinte años, regresa para descubrir la verdad sobre su padre. Sin embargo, todos a su alrededor parecen guardar secretos. La aparición de Guy Wilder, hijo de la matriarca criminal local, ofrece ayuda a Iris, pero él también tiene sus propios problemas. Juntos, se adentrarán en una búsqueda llena de misterios y peligros en el oscuro mundo del crimen londinense.
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Roberta Kray
Roberta Kray is an English author best known for her crime fiction and thriller novels, many of which are set within London's criminal underworld. Before launching her career as a novelist, Kray gained public prominence as the wife of Reggie Kray, one of the UK's most notorious East End gangsters, whom she married in 1997 while he was serving a life sentence. Following his death in 2000, she channeled her deep familiarity with the atmosphere and culture of the British underworld into writing, debuting with her first novel, The Lost, in 2006. Over the subsequent decades, Kray established a distinct literary identity separate from her famous surname, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated readership for her authentic dialogue, and complex female protagonists, becoming one of Britain's most acclaimed novelists.
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