Memorias de una Soltera Mexicana: El príncipe azul es un cuento de hadas - Melendez, Ana Bolena
23,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
payback
12 °P sammeln
  • Broschiertes Buch

According to her mother, Julieta Luna's worst disease is that she is still single.In the first book of this trilogy, Julieta, who just turned thirty and broke up with her boyfriend, returns to a challenging dating world, where she is supposed to find, once and for all, Prince Charming. Even if that means she has to kiss a lot of toads. Memorias de una Soltera Mexicana takes the reader into an honest, sexy and fun journey trough the feminine mind. A contemporary tale of a woman looking for the meaning of love and commitment. A romantic comedy where sex is one of the main characters. 50 Shades of Grey meets Sex and The City. But in Mexico and in Spanish.…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
According to her mother, Julieta Luna's worst disease is that she is still single.In the first book of this trilogy, Julieta, who just turned thirty and broke up with her boyfriend, returns to a challenging dating world, where she is supposed to find, once and for all, Prince Charming. Even if that means she has to kiss a lot of toads. Memorias de una Soltera Mexicana takes the reader into an honest, sexy and fun journey trough the feminine mind. A contemporary tale of a woman looking for the meaning of love and commitment. A romantic comedy where sex is one of the main characters. 50 Shades of Grey meets Sex and The City. But in Mexico and in Spanish.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
Ana Bolena Meléndez is a mexican-colombian writer who, for 8 years, wrote a daily column in Excelsior newspaper in Mexico City. Her first columns were about life in Mexico City but later became all about love, couples and sex. In 2011, Ana Bolena published her first book, Clumatha: a fantasy novel about the magical world of the fairies mixed with the dark reality of the Colombian conflict. Ana Bolena is screenwriter as well and has had participated in numerous TV shows for Latin-American audiences in United States, Mexico and Colombia. Also known as AlasdeOrquidea, she combines her passion for writing with her love for sharing and helping women, principally, to reconnect to their feminine force and self love through intuitive writing. She is a meditation teacher, writing coach and spiritual healer and holds space for her writing goddess hood in Miami, FL. As she expressed in Clumatha, she tries every day to make this world a cozier place to live in.