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The moon will forever be a distant love
By Luis Humberto Crosthwaite, tr. by Debbie Nathan and The love story of Balboa, a conquistador, and Florinda, a barefoot Aztec maiden. They meet in 16th century Mexico City, when she steps on a broken Coca Cola bottle and he carries her bleeding to hospital. The novel follows their journey to the Northernish Empire in search of dollars.
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- "By Luis Humberto Crosthwaite, tr. by Debbie Nathan and The love story of Balboa, a conquistador, and Florinda, a barefoot Aztec maiden. They meet in 16th century Mexico City, when she steps on a broken Coca Cola bottle and he carries her bleeding to hospital. The novel follows their journey to the Northernish Empire in search of dollars."
- "By Luis Humberto Crosthwaite, tr. by Debbie Nathan and The love story of Balboa, a conquistador, and Florinda, a barefoot Aztec maiden. They meet in 16th century Mexico City, when she steps on a broken Coca Cola bottle and he carries her bleeding to hospital. The novel follows their journey to the Northernish Empire in search of dollars."@en
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