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La Visible Oscuridad / Visible DarknessEl verde se extiende inhspito en lo ms alto de una zona boscosa. All no existe concepto humano de vida, de hombre, de mujer, de poltica ni de moral. Es el escenario de la vida sin filtros: depredadores y presas. Capital de Mxico, 1942. Alicia Sierra, estudiante de qumica e hija de un prominente general, desapareci sin dejar rastro. La nica pista apunta hacia un sobresaliente alumno de posgrado que le da clases particulares. l asegura no saber nada,
«El verde se extiende inhóspito en lo más alto de una zona boscosa. Allí no existe concepto humano de vida, de hombre, de mujer, de política ni de moral. Es el escenario de la vida sin filtros: depredadores y presas.» Capital de México, 1942. Alicia Sierra, estudiante de química e hija de un prominente general, desapareció sin dejar rastro. La única pista apunta hacia un sobresaliente alumno de posgrado que le da clases particulares. Él asegura no saber nada, pero algo en sus gestos lo delata. La investigación se vuelve siniestra al descubrir los restos de varias mujeres sin identificar en el jardín de su casa. Mientras la policía celebra haber atrapado al asesino que perseguía meses atrás, aparece otro cuerpo. La prensa y la policía se encarrilan en una carrera desesperada por resolver el caso, ante la presión de altos mandos del gobierno postrevolucionario. De un lado, el veterano reportero Haghenbeck y el novel fotógrafo Manuel «el Pollo» Artigas; del otro, las agentes Ana Terán y Leticia Ordóñez. Una idea en común: desentrañar el misterio. En esta nueva novela, Norma Lazo recrea una ciudad de apagones programados, como el telón de fondo de un hecho histórico que cimbró el imaginario de la palabra odio. El resultado es un thriller potente que atrapa y retuerce, que fascina y obsesiona. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION "The green expanse stretches inhospitably to the top of the forested zone. There, human concepts about life, men, women, politics or morals don't exist. Unfiltered nature is all there is: predators and prey." Mexico City, 1942. Alicia Sierra, a chemistry student and daughter of a prominent general, disappears without a trace. The only clue points to a brilliant graduate student and private tutor. He swears he knows nothing about the case, but something about his mannerisms is suspect. The investigation takes a sinister turn when the unidentified remains of several women are discovered buried in his yard. But as the authorities celebrate the arrest of a killer they've been hunting for months, another body appears. The police and the media compete to see who can solve the case first, under pressure from the post-revolutionary government. Among those scrambling for clues are veteran reporter Haghenbeck and photographer Manuel "the Chicken" Artigas, and agents Ana Terán and Leticia Ordóñez. They may be on competing sides, but their goal is the same: solving the mystery. Norma Lazo recreates the atmosphere of a wartime city, whose residents plan their lives around daily blackouts during an era that redefined the word hatred. The result is a powerful and disturbing thriller that will fascinate and obsess readers."Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 4
Cute visor but very bright
Size: One Size, Color: Lime, Size: One Size, Color: Lime
This is a super cute visor, got it for softball - fits well (adjusted small enough for a 10 year old girl and big enough for an adult woman) and the quality is good. Dirt brushes right off. But the color is very bright, it IS a neon green which we weren’t expecting, but we like it, my daughter thinks it’s super cute, so we are keeping it! I discovered it is super hard to get this color to photograph well, so the picture the seller has probably is the best they could do. After messing around with it for far too long I think I got an accurate representation of the color in my photo.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Good Stuff from Good People
Size: One Size, Color: Silver Grey
Light weight but durable. Inexpensive but still classy. I sought out Augusta Sportswear because they're good people. Their quality products are reliable. They care.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Nice quality
Size: One Size, Color: Black
Very nice quality! I bought a black and white. The visors are well made, light weight and very comfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 3
CHEAPLY CONSTRUCTED SWEATBAND
Size: One Size, Color: Lime, Size: One Size, Color: Lime
The sweatband on the inside of the visor only goes up half way and is not sewn in on the top to secure it in place so it exposes the interfacing which is thin. On the other visors the sweatband goes all the way up and is sewn in. The sweatband material in the other visors is much cushier than this one. Lastly, the sweatband material makes my forehead itch.
Other than the construction and materials used in the sweatband, the visor is well made and the color is as pictured.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A good buy
Size: One Size, Color: Power Pink
First, love the color. It's very comfortable. I was concerned cuz I have a small head but very adjustable and it fits. It's breathable my head didn't get so hot like it normally does. I think I'll be ordering another in another color
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2025