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Who is this book for? Readers interested in complex narratives exploring controversial themes and moral dilemmas.

Topics LoveObsessionMorality
MoodDark, Suspenseful
HumorSatire
RomanceMajor Subplot
ViolenceModerate
Explicit scenesExplicit Scenes
Der vielumstrittene, längst zu Weltruhm gelangte und zweifach verfilmte Roman einer tragischen Passion: Ein Vierzigjähriger verfällt dem grazilen Zauber einer kindlichen Nymphe und erfährt die Liebe als absolute Macht über Leben und Tod.

Language

de

Published on

01/01/2017

Pages

604

Format

Kindle Edition

ISBN

9783644056312

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