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Audrey Craven

Audrey Craven

Di: May Sinclair
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In May Sinclairs captivating debut novel, we meet Audrey Craven, a stunning young woman whose peculiarities have earned her an unwarranted reputation for originality. Beneath her alluring facade lies a shallow, self-absorbed individual lacking in intelligence, who harbors a deep disdain for those she deems unremarkable. Driven by a desire to connect with extraordinary minds and a fantasy of becoming someone’s Muse, Audrey finds herself entangled with passionate individuals across the realms of art, religion, science, and love. The real question is will these profound encounters lead to her redemption, or will her vindictive self-centeredness wreak havoc on the lives of those she touches? (Expatriate)Copyright Fiction Classics Scienze sociali Spiritualità
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