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Tormented Desire: Beauty Tormented, #2
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Tormented Desire: Beauty Tormented, #2
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Tormented Desire: Beauty Tormented, #2
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A man who gave his heart, and in doing so, lost it too.
Cristóbal Garza fell in love years ago with an unscrupulous woman full of resentment. When everything was exposed, his soul froze and he swore never to trust his feelings again, because because of it, his sister suffered unspeakable atrocities and his family ended.
He now goes through the gray life, without attachments and without dreams. With an emporium in charge of him, he throws himself into work as an escape from his loneliness. However, he does not count on the fact that right there life could give him another chance and a lesson that, if he allows it, will change everything.
Could it be that someone will be able to wake him up from that gloomy lethargy in which he finds himself submerged by guilt? Could it be that he can and deserves a second chance to smile and enjoy himself? That playing with fire is not the best way to quench desire?
Or is it that his heart is not as stupid as he thinks?
A man who gave his heart, and in doing so, lost it too.
Cristóbal Garza fell in love years ago with an unscrupulous woman full of resentment. When everything was exposed, his soul froze and he swore never to trust his feelings again, because because of it, his sister suffered unspeakable atrocities and his family ended.
He now goes through the gray life, without attachments and without dreams. With an emporium in charge of him, he throws himself into work as an escape from his loneliness. However, he does not count on the fact that right there life could give him another chance and a lesson that, if he allows it, will change everything.
Could it be that someone will be able to wake him up from that gloomy lethargy in which he finds himself submerged by guilt? Could it be that he can and deserves a second chance to smile and enjoy himself? That playing with fire is not the best way to quench desire?
Or is it that his heart is not as stupid as he thinks?

















