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Mil Luces Sobre El Sena / A Thousand Lights Over the Seine
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ISBN10: 8419835846
ISBN13: 9788419835840
Publisher: Suma
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.33 Depth: 8.95
Language: Spanish
ISBN13: 9788419835840
Publisher: Suma
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.33 Depth: 8.95
Language: Spanish
El autor de La sonrisa de las mujeres nos traslada a una vieja casa flotante en la ciudad del amor en una brillante comedia romántica llena de momentos mágicos. Cuando, un gris dÃa de otoño, Joséphine sale de su pequeño ático en el canal Saint-Martin, en ParÃs, encuentra dos cartas en el buzón. Una es de la editorial con la que colabora como traductora, y la otra de un notario desconocido. Y asÃ, en pocos minutos, Joséphine descubre que ha perdido su trabajo, pero también que ha heredado una vivienda, aunque atÃpica y un poco ruinosa: su querido tÃo Albert le ha dejado su vieja casa flotante, amarrada en el cercano muelle del puente de la Concordia. A regañadientes, y a pesar de los buenos recuerdos que guarda de los viajes por el Sena con su excéntrico tÃo, Joséphine decide venderla. Pero en el barco no solo la espera un misterioso armario cerrado del que aparentemente no hay llave, sino también un atractivo pero gruñón desconocido que afirma ser el legÃtimo inquilino. Y que, por supuesto, no ve por qué deberÃa mudarse... «Barreau es el maestro de la comedia romántica .--La Stampa ENGLISH DESCRIPTION The author of The Ingredients of Love takes us to an old houseboat in the city of love, in this brilliant romantic comedy filled with magical moments.
On a cloudy autumn day, Joséphine leaves her small attic on the Saint-Martin channel, in Paris, and finds two letters in the mailbox. One is from the publishing house where she works as a translator and the other from an unknown notary. And it is so that, in the span of a few minutes, Joséphine discovers she has lost her job, but she has also inherited a house, although atypical and a bit dilapidated: her dear uncle Albert has left her his old houseboat, moored at the port on Pont de la Concord. Reluctant, and despite having good memories cruising the Seine with her excentric uncle, Joséphine decides to sell it. But on the boat, not only does she find a mysterious locked wardrobe with no key, but an attractive and grouchy stranger who claims to be a legitimate tenant. And of course, he sees no reason to move out...
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