Solitario Cisneros believed his life had ended long ago, having lost his wife, family, and country when the Rio Grande shifted, leaving the Mexican town of Olvido stranded on the Texas side. He found solace in retirement on his ranch, surrounded by horses and memories. However, a series of brutal murders and kidnappings disrupts the fragile peace among the town's diverse settlers, forcing him to confront life—and the specter of death—once more. As Solitario battles the malevolent forces threatening the town and grapples with his own inner turmoil, he discovers unexpected support in Onawa, a captivating Apache-Mexican seer who inspires him to open his heart and reconsider his destiny. Their journey into the desert prompts profound questions about the human experience that resonate today: Can we alter our past and shape our future? What does it mean to belong to a place, and vice versa? In moments of loneliness and defeat, are we ever truly alone? Through evocative prose and deep reflections, the narrative immerses readers in a time and place where the eternal struggle between good and evil unfolds amidst the enchanting backdrop of magic and mountains.
