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La Cámara de las Maravillassecond-hand

Published by PLAZA & JANES · Fiction · ISBN 9788401038631

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In the Palacio Dorado, in central Madrid, the art world gathers to open Pentimento, a museum that shows reproductions of famous works in the setting where they were first displayed. The host, Amanda Mendoza, distrusts one of the guests, Dimas Chevalier, a well-known gentleman thief who says he has reformed after a spell in prison. That same night someone breaks into the Chamber of Wonders, where the family keeps its treasures, and suspicion forces Dimas to work alongside Amanda.

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For mystery and thriller readers who enjoy plots set in the art world, with an unusual pair of investigators.

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