El deseo ajeno: La continuación de El cuerpo del deseo

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Para todos los que anhelan conocer el destino de Salvador Cerinza luego del capítulo final de El cuerpo del deseo, Telemundo presenta: El deseo ajeno, una vibrante novela que contiene, además, un galería de fotografías para el recuerdo.

¿Qué ocurre cuándo una mujer entrada en años, y a punto de morir, recibe otra oportunidad terrenal, en el cuerpo de una muchacha joven?

Salvador Cerinza, un campesino pobre y padre de familia, regresa a su rancho, después de un mágico viaje lleno...

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Overview

Para todos los que anhelan conocer el destino de Salvador Cerinza luego del capítulo final de El cuerpo del deseo, Telemundo presenta: El deseo ajeno, una vibrante novela que contiene, además, un galería de fotografías para el recuerdo.

¿Qué ocurre cuándo una mujer entrada en años, y a punto de morir, recibe otra oportunidad terrenal, en el cuerpo de una muchacha joven?

Salvador Cerinza, un campesino pobre y padre de familia, regresa a su rancho, después de un mágico viaje lleno de misterios, y compra una hacienda. Allí conoce a Julieta Villalba, una joven hermosa que despierta la pasión escondida en el nuevo hacendado.

Lejos de La Alameda, el espíritu de Rebeca se posesiona del cuerpo de la joven Valeria. Con su nueva imagen, bella, perfecta, Rebeca decide vengarse de todos los que la condujeron al suicidio, principalmente Salvador, quien le partió el corazón durante su estancia en la mansión de los Donosos. Su meta es quimérica. Pero conducida por el deseo, en un cuerpo ajeno, cualquier mujer alcanza límites insospechados.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780641910296
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
  • Publication date: 10/17/2006
  • Language: Spanish
  • Series: Telemundo Presenta
  • Edition description: Spanish-language Edition
  • Pages: 224
  • Product dimensions: 5.30 (w) x 8.20 (h) x 0.70 (d)

Meet the Author

Erick Hernández Morá, nació en La Habana, Cuba, en 1973. Abandonó sus estudios para poder subsistir hasta el verano de 1994, cuando emigró a Miami. Es graduado del Taller de Escritores de Telemundo 2005, donde fue escogido dentro de un grupo selecto de catorce escritores entre más de cuatro mil aspirantes provenientes de veintiséis países. Ha obtenido varios premios internacionales con sus relatos y publicado la novela Al este de La Habana Actualmente es libretista del exitoso programa Decisiones, de la cadena Telemundo.
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