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    Detective Tres Catorce

    Escrito por Andreu Martín

    Narrado por Gilda Pizarro, Maite Mulet y Marta Pérez

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    Dos chicas que aspiran a convertirse en detectives descubren el cadáver de un hombre asesinado. A raíz de ese descubrimiento, les espera una avalancha de problemas, persecuciones, tiroteos, intrigas, secretos y misterios. En este primer volumen, conoceremos a Teresa Pi, cuyo apodo es Tres Catorce, un personaje inolvidable al que no hace sombra el mejor Sherlock Holmes. Este audiolibro está narrado en castellano.Andreu Martín es un autor español nacido en Barcelona en 1949. Referente absoluto y pilar del género de novela negra en España, ha escrito algunos de los títulos más emblemáticos del panorama hispanohablante en el siglo XX y XXI. Asimismo, ha cultivado la novela infantil y juvenil con series como la del detective adolescente Flanagan. Su obra le ha valido premios como el Hammet, el Nacional de Literatura Juvenil, el Deutsche Krimi Preis en Alemania o La Sonrisa Vertical.
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    EditorialSAGA Egmont Audio
    Fecha de lanzamiento28 mar 2024
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