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Benito

S.W. Campbell

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Editorial:
Shawn Campbell
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9798982252425
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To be straight forward about it, this book gets weird pretty fast. What begins as your standard devotee of the local repertoire theater making a deal with the Devil story quickly turns into a cross-country chase involving body switching, disastrous misunderstandings, and two surprisingly good at their jobs cockney accented goons. Joined by a muscle-bound man of God and an elderly housekeeper possessed by the spirit of Benito Mussolini, our beleaguered thespian must set things right before their madcap adventure puts the entirety of the good old U.S. of A. at risk of disaster.'This book needed more lions. Lions are the best' - Benito Mussolini'If I take the book will you quit bothering me already' - Some guy on the bus

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