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Carolina García-Aguilera (nacido el 13 de julio 1949 [1]) es un cubano escritor estadounidense -nacido. Ha escrito diez novelas, incluyendo la Lupe Solano misterio serie. Su última novela es Magnolia.

Nació en La Habana en 1949. Se trasladó a los Estados Unidos cuando tenía 10. Ella fue a la señorita Porteadores en Farmington, Connecticut, para la escuela secundaria antes de graduarse de Rollins College en Winter Park, FL, con licenciatura en historia y política ciencia.

Ella se convirtió en un investigador privado en 1986 con el objetivo de escribir una serie con un IP cubano-americano femenina con sede en Miami. García-Aguilera es el autor de diez libros, siete en la serie Lupe Solano.

Bibliografía [editar] Serie Lupe Solano

Aguas sangrientas (1996) Vergüenza Sangriento (1997) Secretos sangrientas (1998) Un milagro en el paraíso (1999) Havana Heat (2000) Azúcar Amargo (2001) Un verano caliente (2002) La suerte del sorteo (2003) Giro Sangriento (2010) Magnolia (2012) Su séptima novela, Un verano caliente, fue llevada al cine por Lifetime Television.

Referencias [editar] Salta ^ página 87, grandes mujeres Escritores de Misterio, 2ª Ed. por Elizabeth Blakesley Lindsay, 2007, publ. Greenwood Press, ISBN 0-313-33428-5 Enlaces externos [editar] Página web oficial