THE LITTLE HOTEL
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THE LITTLE HOTEL (ebook)

CHRISTINA STEAD

$119.00
IVA incluido
Editorial:
OPEN ROAD MEDIA (ORM)
ISBN:
9781453265222
Formato:
Epublication content package
Idioma:
Inglés
DRM
Si

At the Hotel Swiss-Touring, both the guests and the staff get tangled in intrigues and veiled confessions "If you knew what happens in the hotel every day!" Madame Bonnard, the eccentric and inquisitive owner of the Hotel Swiss-Touring—a third-rate Swiss hotel—knows her guests' many secrets, things they wouldn't tell their friends, family, or lawyers. They come from all over Europe in the wake of World War II, seeking refuge from their countries or their own bruised hearts. Madame Bonnard reigns over "Mayor of B" from Belgium, two guests posing as cousins, a doctor's wife who is certain her husband is trying to slowly poison her, and Clara, a power-hungry staff member. Based on Stead's experiences living in European hotels, The Little Hotel is a captivating portrait of what happens when strangers—and their desires, lies, and fears—live in close quarters.

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