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A "About" abaixo foi feita em 2010, e não estou com paciência - talvez nunca a tenha - para editá-lo corretam...
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“This one comes to us like someone who doesn't want anything. A simple title, a beautiful image. When we start reading we see a kind of psychological thriller that takes us into the universe of the character who could be any of us! Beautiful and, although the author advises us to "stay away" from the white horse, I invite you to dare to ride it and enjoy the story!”
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