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The Sea is not Blue
Change is a challenge. A long and exciting journey. A journey through the emotions, the pleasant waters of the Mediterranean Sea on Majorca. There Aurel Marco will cross the salty waters of a sea that is not blue. With a simple, straightforward language, you will experience a romantic, sensual and tragic story of a protagonist who, like you, is not perfect.
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Change is a challenge. A long and exciting journey. A journey through the emotions, the pleasant waters of the Mediterranean Sea on Majorca. There Aurel Marco will cross the salty waters of a sea that is not blue. With a simple, straightforward language, you will experience a romantic, sensual and tragic story of a protagonist who, like you, is not perfect.
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