La Casa Del Olvido by Lesya Coelly at Inkitt
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La casa del olvido

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Summary

Algunas puertas no se cierran con llaves, sino con silencio.

Status
Complete
Chapters
7
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Introducción

Dicen que en lo profundo del monte, detrás de la última curva del camino rural, hay una casa que nadie se atreve a habitar. Que guarda una verdad que el pueblo prefiere no recordar.

Rosa, una joven con raíces más profundas de lo que imagina, decide cruzar el umbral prohibido para saciar su curiosidad. Pero lo que encontrará no es una historia ajena. Es un capítulo oculto de su propia sangre.

Y algunas historias, cuando se desentierran, exigen ser contadas.

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