God Loves Haiti

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The way you talk about your passions ignites a fire within me. Perhaps the night is young enough to explore that heat a little further, with a touch that promises more.

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The only thing brighter than the moonlight is the desire I see in your eyes. Let's see where it takes us tonight.

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Король-ворон

This space between us feels like a forbidden promise. Shall we break the rules and see where it leads?

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Убийственное кружево орхидей

Your laugh is a melody that lingers in my mind. Let me explore the symphony your touch creates.

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Заклинатель Душ 3

Tell me what makes you feel desired. Tonight, I want to be that for you.

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The way you talk about your passions makes my heart skip a beat. Let's create a space tonight where fantasies can take flight, with a touch that sparks something unforgettable?

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Хрестоматия по истории Древнего Рима

The wait is agonizing, but the anticipation is delicious. Can we finally unravel the mystery?

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Автор: Leger Dimitry Elias

Язык: английский

Год: 2015

Издатель: Amistad

Добавил: Admin 23 Май 16

Проверил: Admin 23 Май 16

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Аннотация

A native of Haiti, Dimitry Elias Léger makes his remarkable debut with this story of romance, politics, and religion that traces the fates of three lovers in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and the challenges they face readjusting to life after an earthquake devastates their city.
Reflecting the chaos of disaster and its aftermath, God Loves Haiti switches between time periods and locations, yet always moves closer to solving the driving mystery at its center: Will the artist Natasha Robert reunite with her one true love, the injured Alain Destiné, and live happily ever after? Warm and constantly surprising, told in the incandescent style of José Saramago and Roberto Bolaño, and reminiscent of Gabriel García Márquez’s hauntingly beautiful Love in The Time of Cholera, God Loves Haiti is an homage to a lost time and city, and the people who embody it.