๐ Fiction
๐ Spanish
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(Metro 2033 02) San Petersburgo
- Publisher
- Timun Mas
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- Spanish
- Weight
- 297 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 8448006321
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โฆ Synopsis
Aรฑo 2033. Tras una guerra nuclear devastadora, los supervivientes se han refugiado bajo tierra, en las redes de metro y han creado una nueva civilizaciรณn. Esta es la historia de Ivan Merkulov, un joven Stalker que se ve atrapado en una intriga mortal. Ivan tendrรก que huir y embarcarse en una odisea por el peligroso laberinto de tรบneles de la red del metro de San Petersburgo. Y deberรก tomar una difรญcil decisiรณn: ยฟPuede vengarse de sus enemigos si con ello pone en peligro la existencia de la estaciรณn a la que pertenece?
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