As the Sun Rises
Author: Nathan Smith
Release Date: February 1, 2016
Keywords: genocide, Latin America, Cold War, Mayan, historical, fiction, war
Categories: Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Pages: 191
ISBN: 978-1523276813
Imprint: White Stag
ONE LINER: A dying man pulls himself across the Sahara Desert. His only company, a talking macaw. And his only reason to continue, love. Somewhere across this desert is the girl who is worth everything to him.
Book Description:
A dying man pulls himself across the Sahara Desert. His only company, a talking macaw. And his only reason to continue, love. Somewhere across this desert is the girl who is worth everything to him.
Flash back to the man’s childhood. He and his parents live in Guatemala City during the 1980s where there is talk of a communist rebellion in the jungle, and the whispers have reached the United States.
Events force the boy and his mother to return to their ancestral home, a Mayan village deep in the jungle where rebels hide. During this time, the boy grows into a young man and falls in love with a girl who to him is worth everything. But then the genocides, funded by the United States, find their village.
Author: Nathan Smith
Release Date: February 1, 2016
Keywords: genocide, Latin America, Cold War, Mayan, historical, fiction, war
Categories: Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Pages: 191
ISBN: 978-1523276813
Imprint: White Stag
ONE LINER: A dying man pulls himself across the Sahara Desert. His only company, a talking macaw. And his only reason to continue, love. Somewhere across this desert is the girl who is worth everything to him.
Book Description:
A dying man pulls himself across the Sahara Desert. His only company, a talking macaw. And his only reason to continue, love. Somewhere across this desert is the girl who is worth everything to him.
Flash back to the man’s childhood. He and his parents live in Guatemala City during the 1980s where there is talk of a communist rebellion in the jungle, and the whispers have reached the United States.
Events force the boy and his mother to return to their ancestral home, a Mayan village deep in the jungle where rebels hide. During this time, the boy grows into a young man and falls in love with a girl who to him is worth everything. But then the genocides, funded by the United States, find their village.
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