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Verdades incómodas
By: Jacqueline Winspear
Narrated by: Laura Ramírez
Length: 11 hrs and 59 mins

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Narrated by: Laura Ramírez

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Summary

Londres, 1931. La noche antes de la inauguración de una exposición de su obra en una famosa galería de Mayfair, el controvertido artista Nick Bassington-Hope fallece de repente. La policía dictamina que fue un accidente, pero la hermana gemela de Nick, Georgina, una corresponsal de guerra y una figura polémica, no está convencida.

Cuando las autoridades se niegan a considerar su teoría de que Nick fue víctima de un asesinato, Georgina busca la ayuda de su compañera de estudios del Girton College, Maisie Dobbs. En una investigación que la lleva a las desoladas playas de Dungeness, en Kent, y al controvertido mundo del arte, Maisie descubre una vez más el peligroso legado de la Gran Guerra en una sociedad que lucha por no perder el rumbo.