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Gracias por tu comentario, Maria! Aquí también somos muy fan de todos los libros de Megan Maxwell. Te dejamos este póster con los nombres de los personajes de Megan Maxwell para que puedas recordar los nombres: https://megan-maxwell.com/descargate-el-poster-de-los-personajes-de-megan-maxwell/
Buenísima guía para ver todos los libros de megan maxwell ordenados. ¿Por qué saga de Megan recomiendas empezar a leer sus novelas?
Hola Pedro!
Gracias por tus palabras.
En cuanto al orden de las sagas de Megan Maxwell, recomiendo empezar por la saga Las Guerreras Maxwell. Esta fue su primera gran saga y la que llevó a Maxwell al éxito. Además, la saga está todavía activa y recientemente se publicó el noveno libro. Tras acabar con Las Guerreras Maxwell te recomendaría la saga Pídeme lo que quieras.
Un saludo!
excelente guía….mil gracias amo a Megan
Gracias por tu comentario Katherin!
e leído yo soy eric zimmerman 1 estoy empezando el 2 q me recomiendan luego me podría dar un orden como leerlos
creo q ya me encanta megan maxwell
Hola Margarita!
Después de Yo soy Eric Zimmerman 2 te recomiendo que leas los libros de Pídeme lo que quieras en orden. Estos libros están relacionados con los de Eric Zimmerman y cuentan la historia desde la perspectiva de Judith. Estoy segura de que te encantarán. El orden sería el siguiente:
Y luego ya cuando acabes esta saga, te recomiendo leer la saga las Guerreras Maxwell en orden.
Hola, soy una apasionada de Megan, creo que me faltan por leer 3 o 4 de todos los libros que ha escrito. Me gustan todas las sagas, algunas no me las he leído por orden, pero enseguida te acuerdas de las otras historias. Tiene algunas historias especialmente buenas. Espero ansiosa su próximo libro.
Hola Yolanda!
Gracias por tu comentario.
Sí, la verdad es que aunque no leas todos los libros en orden, se disfrutan igualmente, y hay elementos e historias que unen unos libros con otros. Por aquí también somos muy fan de Megan Maxwell.
Mientras esperamos al siguiente libro de Megan, te dejo una recomendación de una saga que seguro que te gustará: la saga Pecados placenteros de Eva Muñoz.
hola sin saber que era el último de la saga, leí oye morena tu qué miras, ahora no sé si leer los primeros o pasar de esa saga, qué me aconsejas?
Hola Sofía!
Pues si te encantó «Oye morena tú qué miras», te recomendaría leer los otros tres libros de la saga Adivina quien soy. Aunque habrá algunas partes de la historia que sabrás como acaban, estoy segura de que disfrutarás mucho los libros.
Sin embargo, si no te gustó tanto la novela, no creo que merezca la pena leer los otros libros. Te recomendaría otras sagas de Megan Maxwell como Las guerreras Maxwell o la saga Pídeme lo que quieras.
Hola buenas tardes soy de Vzla y quisiera que me ayudaran con los libros de Megan Maxwell he leído varios pero no en orden ya que aquí es difícil para descargarlos gratis… no tengo como comprarlos pero soy muy fans de la lectura de esta exitosa escritora… Quisiera que me ayudaran y me los enviaran a mi correo pero en pdf ya que por epub la computadora de mi trabajo no lo admite y no tengo permitido descargar esa app. Agradecería muchísimo si me ayudan… besos y saludos desde Venezuela.
hola Bianca, tengo como 40 libros de megan, te los puedo enviar a tu correo, saludos
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Gracias Adriana! Hemos actualizado el artículo con tu aportación.