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 | Ted Dekker - 2010 - 384 pages
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 | Barrie Trinkle, Carolyn A. Andrews, Paige Kimble - 2006 - 221 pages
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 | Roberto Bolaño - 2009 - 182 pages
When figure skater Nuria Marti is dropped from the Olympic team, a civil servant secretly uses public funds to build her a skating rink in the ruins of a seaside mansion, but ... | |
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