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    The Eternal Legacy: Beyond the treasure a journey towards ancestral legacy and self-discovery
    The Eternal Legacy: Beyond the treasure a journey towards ancestral legacy and self-discovery
    The Eternal Legacy: Beyond the treasure a journey towards ancestral legacy and self-discovery
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    The Eternal Legacy: Beyond the treasure a journey towards ancestral legacy and self-discovery

    By Agustin Rosa Marin

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    The eternal legacy


    Under the starry mantle of the small and mystical town of Luque, Pedro begins an unexpected adventure of clues that plunges him into the depths of the earth and his own lineage, in a moving novel of personal improvement that intertwines adventure, tradition, and self-knowledge.



    A story that reminds us that, in the search for forgotten treasures, the real gold lies in the connections we weave with our history and with those who came before us. A reading that invites you to immerse yourself in the magic of a magical town and in the eternity of family ties.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateDec 20, 2023
    ISBN9798890085054
    The Eternal Legacy: Beyond the treasure a journey towards ancestral legacy and self-discovery

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