The Man Who Bought His Own Death - Giraldo, Bertha Lopez
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This book is of suspense with psychological content. It is the story of two like-minded men but with very different facets, whose lives intersect to create an outcome of cruel and unjust repercussions. Alfred is looking for a decent job and he meets Fabio who, besides being rich and eccentric, needs a trustworthy person to carry out certain odd jobs. They establish a friendship around topics such as politics, art, philosophy, weapons and about intense and distant loves. Alfred experiences prison and remembers his childhood to be filled with courage in order to prove his innocence. He takes us…mehr

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This book is of suspense with psychological content. It is the story of two like-minded men but with very different facets, whose lives intersect to create an outcome of cruel and unjust repercussions. Alfred is looking for a decent job and he meets Fabio who, besides being rich and eccentric, needs a trustworthy person to carry out certain odd jobs. They establish a friendship around topics such as politics, art, philosophy, weapons and about intense and distant loves. Alfred experiences prison and remembers his childhood to be filled with courage in order to prove his innocence. He takes us back to his and Fabio's recollections to recreate the conditions of his failed and fatal friendship and to provide proof that his friend and executioner suffered from serious mental imbalances that ultimately caused his misfortune.
Autorenporträt
She was born in Manizales (Colombia). She was educated in the capital of Caldas and at the end of her studies travelled throughout the country and overseas performing poetry recitals. Besides a poet, Bertha is a declaimer. She studied reciting and dramatic arts at the Teatro Colón in Bogotá where she performed several times. She is also an interior decorator and has successfully practiced this profession in Caracas, Venezuela where she lived for 28 years. She now resides in the US and writes a weekly column for the Spanish Journal in Milwaukee, WI. Bertha has been included in the following anthologies: "Women in Colombia" "Feminine Values in Colombia" "Goddesses in Bronze" by Teresa Rozo, 1995. "ABC of Literature in Great Caldas" by Adel López Gómez. "Current Poetry of Caldas" from the Caldas Culture Institute, and "Who is Who in Colombian Poetry" by Rogelio Echevarría. Published Books: "Poems of rain and snow". "This is my body Love". "The Silence of the Dogs", chronicle. "The man who bought his own death", novel.