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Arrivato in visita a Messina, nella Sicilia spagnola del tardo 1500, il principe d”Aragona si innamora della figlia del governatore, la bella e gentile Ero.Tuttavia Ero è cugina di Beatrice, che da sempre ha un rapporto fatto di battibecchi e schermaglie con Benedetto di Padova, accompagnatore del principe. Brillante e misogino lui, spigliata e intelligente lei, sin dal loro primo incontro non rinunciano a prese in giro e scontri verbali, fatti di scambi arguti e taglienti. L”atmosfera certamente non è romantica, ed è proprio per questo che i loro amici organizzano un astuto stratagemma e decidono di scommettere sul loro amore: riusciranno Beatrice e Benedetto a mantenere intatto l”orgoglio o finiranno con l”arrendersi al sentimento?-

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Língua Italiano ● Formato EPUB ● ISBN 9788726900552 ● Tradutor Diego Angeli ● Editora Saga Egmont International ● Publicado 2021 ● Carregável 3 vezes ● Moeda EUR ● ID 7927193 ● Proteção contra cópia Adobe DRM

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