Cover of El Líder: Logró Sobrevivir A Las Fuerzas Que Lo Destruyeron

El Líder: Logró Sobrevivir A Las Fuerzas Que Lo Destruyeron

In the mountains of West Virginia Dan learned the price of work, love, and murder—when murder was a man's last resort. Daniel Boone Huggins, shaped by violent tragedy and a restless passion for beautiful women, rose from poverty to become the most powerful—and dangerous—labor organizer in America.

Genre
romance
Setting
1970s
Audience
adult

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