Para Sempre Nunca Mais
Love and revenge. A dramatic novel that presents the submission in a relationship between an Italian settler and a Brazilian woman in 1932. Luiza is a generation of women who were sent to convents to…
Para Sempre Nunca Mais
Love and revenge. A dramatic novel that presents the submission in a relationship between an Italian settler and a Brazilian woman in 1932. Luiza is a generation of women who were sent to convents to be educated, many of the high cost of permanency option ran out and became nuns ... Luiza was about to be forced to make this decision when it was delivered to marry with Domingos, who she would learn to live and love. For two years she suffer mistreatment and abuse from her husband. Living in a place away virtually inaccessible, she could not call for help. Her solitude was her most frequent company until they receive a visit from an official warning about the Constitutional Revolution, saying the Paulists approached that region to combat invading Minas Gerais, causing a reversal of their. —Emerson Muzeli Love, hate and revenge emerge in this touching story filled with dramatic turns and historic events which culminate in the revelation of a major secret that has the power to transform forever into nevermore; revealing that reason is sometimes beyond comprehension. —Anonymous Brazil, 1932. In a nation undergoing a revolution to free itself from dictatorship, the forbidden love of Luiza and Quim develops near the wars front line between Minas and Sao Paulo. Luiza is a humble and dedicated countrywoman married to Domingos, an impetuous Italian colonialist. Quim is a soldier of the revolution who was sent to the battlefield.
Para Sempre Nunca Mais
Drama,History,Romance
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Love and revenge. A dramatic novel that presents the submission in a relationship between an Italian settler and a Brazilian woman in 1932. Luiza is a generation of women who were sent to convents to be educated, many of the high cost of permanency option ran out and became nuns ...
Luiza was about to be forced to make this decision when it was delivered to marry with Domingos, who she would learn to live and love. For two years she suffer mistreatment and abuse from her husband. Living in a place away virtually inaccessible, she could not call for help.
Her solitude was her most frequent company until they receive a visit from an official warning about the Constitutional Revolution, saying the Paulists approached that region to combat invading Minas Gerais, causing a reversal of their. —Emerson Muzeli Love, hate and revenge emerge in this touching story filled with dramatic turns and historic events which culminate in the revelation of a major secret that has the power to transform forever into nevermore; revealing that reason is sometimes beyond comprehension. —Anonymous Brazil, 1932.
In a nation undergoing a revolution to free itself from dictatorship, the forbidden love of Luiza and Quim develops near the wars front line between Minas and Sao Paulo. Luiza is a humble and dedicated countrywoman married to Domingos, an impetuous Italian colonialist. Quim is a soldier of the revolution who was sent to the battlefield..