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    End of the Game in Venice

    By Cedric Daurio11

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    A breathtaking thriller whose plot is littered with enigmatic keys. Ruthless struggle for possession of mineral wealth in Africa. A bloody rivalry of centuries between descendants of medieval Cathars and crusaders resurrected in the XXI century.
    The action moves from the Seychelles Islands to Bombay, Carcassone and Montsegur in the Languedoc ending in Venice in the middle of the famous Carnival. Part of the historical fiction genre End of the Game in Venice is a novel of suspense whose dizzying pace will keep you suspended in the air from the beginning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCedric Daurio11
    Release dateMar 24, 2017
    ISBN9781310545887
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    End of the Game in Venice
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    Cedric Daurio11

    Cedric Daurio is the pen name a novelist uses for certain types of narrative, in general historical thrillers and novels of action and adventure.The author practiced his profession as a chemical engineer until 2005 and began his literary career thereafter. He has lived in New York for years and now resides in Miami . All his works are based on extensive research, his style is stripped, clear and direct, and he does not hesitate to tackle thorny issues.C. Daurio writes in Spanish and all his books have been translated into English, they are available in print editions and as digital books.

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