The Accident

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Изолента времени

Trace a map of desire on my skin with your fingertips. I crave the feeling of where it might lead.

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Всё, что осталось

The way you talk about your passion makes my breath hitch. Tell me more... closer.

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Батон

The music's good, but the way you move makes me want to rewrite the rhythm of the night with a touch more... you.

MarijaAlex

Мне понравилась это история ,в которой не всё так однозначно.Все персонажи не выглядят идеальными.У каждого за спиной ошибки и сожаление от неправильно принятых решений.Но в этом сюжете я больше на стороне

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Мой личный доктор

Hearing you speak ignites a spark within me. Perhaps we can create a different kind of heat together?

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Трон Принцессы [ЛП]

Tell me your wildest fantasy. Tonight, my imagination is yours to explore.

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Иллюзионист

This conversation is intoxicating, but the secrets whispered on skin are even more thrilling.

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Автор: Кадаре Исмаил

Язык: английский

Год: 2010

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Проверил: Admin 19 Июл 12

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Аннотация

On the autobahn in Vienna a taxi leaves the carriageway and strikes the crash barrier, flinging its male and female passengers out of its back doors as it spins through the air. The driver cannot explain why he lost control; only saying that the mysterious couple in the back seat seemed to be about to kiss…Set against the tumultuous backdrop and aftermath of the war in the Balkans, THE ACCIDENT intimately documents an affair between two people caught in each other's webs. The investigation into their deaths uncovers a mutually destructive obsession that mirrors the conflicts of the region. Somewhere between vivid hallucination and cold reality, Ismail Kadare's new novel is a bold departure and an intense exploration of the contours of a union that moves inexorably towards its own demise.