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Death And All That Follows

Death And All That Follows

Serra, Javier Piñol

After their mother's sudden death, twins Sara and Nico return to Santa Magdalena, a sun-soaked coastal town whose beauty masks a history of secrets, violence, and unspoken pain. Sara, a driven lawyer, finds herself captivated by Zoe, a glamorous photographer who challenges her to reclaim power and desire, while Nico drifts into the orbit of Christian, a radical zine editor whos...

Editorial:
Atmosphere Press
ISBN:
979-8-90174-125-2
Páginas:
248
Q. 190
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Sinopsis

After their mother's sudden death, twins Sara and Nico return to Santa Magdalena, a sun-soaked coastal town whose beauty masks a history of secrets, violence, and unspoken pain. Sara, a driven lawyer, finds herself captivated by Zoe, a glamorous photographer who challenges her to reclaim power and desire, while Nico drifts into the orbit of Christian, a radical zine editor whose intensity mirrors his own unresolved anger.

As grief fractures their worlds, the twins confront the shadows of their childhoods-abuse, silence, and exile-and uncover truths their family tried to bury. In a place where privilege conceals decay and curiosity can be dangerous, Sara and Nico must navigate obsession, betrayal, and the seductive pull of danger.

Death and All That Follows is a haunting, slow-burning exploration of grief, identity, and the psychological residue of a world obsessed with visibility and digital influence, where the past never truly lets go.

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