The Devil's Den (eBook, ePUB) - Atz, Mikel
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A lost village with a reputation for being cursed. Black ruins that have held a terrible secret for centuries, and audacious plans to turn them into a hotel and spa... From here on, everything starts to unfold: witches, deadly accidents, imposing storms, archaic beliefs and mythological creatures that seemed to be forgotten, but are still very much alive... And a mysterious medieval order is also involved. Saioa and Andrés will live a thrilling adventure that they will never forget in their lives.

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A lost village with a reputation for being cursed. Black ruins that have held a terrible secret for centuries, and audacious plans to turn them into a hotel and spa... From here on, everything starts to unfold: witches, deadly accidents, imposing storms, archaic beliefs and mythological creatures that seemed to be forgotten, but are still very much alive... And a mysterious medieval order is also involved. Saioa and Andrés will live a thrilling adventure that they will never forget in their lives.

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Autorenporträt
Este escritor de nuestra colección es, ante todo, un chicarrón del norte que envuelve su ficción en la bruma y las leyendas de ese mítico territorio. Igual nos traslada a Euskadi que a Asturias que a Galicia que al norte más remoto de Castilla.

Su nombre, de hecho, viene de Mikelatz, uno de los dos hijos de los dioses vascos Sugaar y Mari. Su nombre es de por sí evocador, pero no hay nada más evocador que su prosa.