Shadow of the Wind Trilogy 2: Angel Game (exclusive Customized Edition)
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[Exclusive first release on the entire website, exclusive customized version for WeChat Reading] "The Shadow of the Wind Quartet" is a series of novels created by the Spanish genius writer Carlos Ruiz Safon, including "The Shadow of the Wind", "Angel Game", "Prisoners of Paradise" and "The Labyrinth of Souls". "The Shadow of the Wind" came out in 2001 and became a best-selling miracle in Spanish publishing. It swept the best-seller lists in Germany, France, Britain, the United States and Italy, and set a sales record of 15 million copies worldwide. It was included in the "Bestseller" entry in Wikipedia. According to records, the best-selling and most influential work in the history of Spanish publishing is "Don Quixote" in the first place, and "Shadow of the Wind" in the second place. Because this work is so well-known, the media coined the term "Safonmania" to describe the popularity of Safon's novels. After that, "Angel Game" and "Prisoners of Paradise" continued to set publishing records, with a first printing of 1 million copies becoming the highest in Spanish publishing history. The final chapter of the tetralogy, "The Labyrinth of Souls," was released in November 2016. In this 900-page majestic work, Safone revealed the ultimate secret of the story, making it worthy of readers' 15-year wait and drawing a perfect conclusion to the entire series. In October 2019, "The Shadow of the Wind Quartet" was presented to Chinese readers with a complete lineup for the first time. It is an excellent choice for reading novels. 1919, Barcelona. The rain never stops. The down-and-out writer David Martin received an invitation from a mysterious publisher and went to the feasting nightclub "Qimengyuan", where he unexpectedly met the characters in his novel. After a romantic night, Martin woke up and found that "Qimengyuan" was actually a ruin that had been dilapidated for many years. In this game of walking with the devil, the boundaries between reality and illusion gradually disappear, and death comes slowly in another way.
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