In 1981, a 21-year-old Guatemalan-American writer burst onto the literary scene with a string of short stories in Esquire and Playboy. Over the next five years, in response to the horrors occurring in Central America, Francisco Goldman wrote highly acclaimed journalism for Harper's Magazine. Now he returns to fiction with this bicultural novel set in Guatemala.
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Flor was a mysterious woman and how dose the author feel about her makes the fiction smells a bit of romantic based on a muder case.
评分Flor was a mysterious woman and how dose the author feel about her makes the fiction smells a bit of romantic based on a muder case.
评分Flor was a mysterious woman and how dose the author feel about her makes the fiction smells a bit of romantic based on a muder case.
评分Flor was a mysterious woman and how dose the author feel about her makes the fiction smells a bit of romantic based on a muder case.
评分Flor was a mysterious woman and how dose the author feel about her makes the fiction smells a bit of romantic based on a muder case.
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