Oportunidad Perdida – (Spanish)
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When a young boy finds a mysterious object in the creek near his home, his parents launch an investigation that will eventually link the ancient object to such remarkable figures as George Washington Carver, Oskar Shindler, Joan of Arc, and Alfred Vanderbilt. Separate pieces of the artifact_with different but similar inscriptions_shape the lives of those who possess the object. With each new discovery come new questions: What is the connection between these objects? Is there is another piece? And, if so, how might this final piece complete the object and its message? Could it, indeed, change the very world with its power and wisdom? A dramatic epilogue reveals not only the origin and fulfillment of this amazing artifact, but also the guiding principles behind this story that can be applied directly to readers’ lives.
?Esta listo para hacer el descubrimiento personal de toda una vida?
En un suburbio de Denver, la periodista Dorry Chandler y su esposo detective Mark, descubren un extrano objeto con un mensaje grabado en un idioma antiguo. Uniendo fuerzas con el antropologo Dylan Langford y su amiga la arqueologa, Abby Warner, el equipo queda cautivado por el misterioso artefacto y el mensaje desconcertante que parece datar de hace miles de anos.
?Descubrira el equipo el secreto detras de este objeto historico y misterioso? ?O su mensaje se perdera para siempre?
Del autor del best seller del New York Times, El regalo del viajero viene una busqueda apasionante para descubrir el destino de la humanidad. La novela es una mezcla de ficcion fascinante, con una amplia investigacion, y un poderoso mensaje de esperanza, La oportunidad perdida ilumina los principios imperecederos para transformar el mundo.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781602554108
ISBN10: 1602554102
Language: Spanish
Andy Andrews
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2011
Publisher: Groupo Nelson
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