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Stealing Homer

Stealing Homer

Stealing Homer

Geoffrey Scott

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Prospective Press LLC
Año de edición:
2018
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781943419708
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A widowed college professor adapting to a new life, a young man struggling with his future and his sexual orientation, a small Maine seaport seething with petty intrigues, and a newly found—and newly stolen—Winslow Homer painting. Stealing Homer is an art-flavored mystery that traces the connections and interconnections between people and the compelling, tragic, and humorous lives they lead. 3

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