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La puerta de las siete cerraduras

La puerta de las siete cerraduras

Edgar Wallace

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Perelló Edicions
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción clásica
ISBN:
9791370194147
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La historia se articula en torno a una serie de crímenes y enigmas relacionados con una enigmática puerta cuyo acceso parece imposible. A medida que la investigación avanza, salen a la luz conspiraciones, pasados ocultos y personajes que nada son lo que aparentan. Cada pista abre nuevas incógnitas y conduce al lector por un entramado de sospechas, engaños y giros inesperados.Con un ritmo ágil y una tensión constante, Edgar Wallace despliega una intriga eficaz donde el peligro se insinúa más de lo que se muestra. La puerta de las siete cerraduras es una muestra ejemplar de la novela criminal de principios del siglo XX: un relato absorbente, elegante y lleno de suspense, que atrapa al lector hasta la última página y confirma a su autor como uno de los grandes maestros del género.

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