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    Old Gods: The Volcano at San Miguel, #2
    Artemio's Fire: The Volcano at San Miguel, #1
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    The Volcano at San Miguel Series

    By Jeremy Harmer

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    About this series

    As Don Estaban lies on his deathbed, the town of San Miguel prepares for the celebration of its volcano's 50th birthday. There will be a concert and a parade, but there are also threats of demonstrations and vigilantes. It's all too much for the local mayor, who is beginning to wish they'd never planned these festivities.

    Nevertheless, amidst all the chaos and suffering, lives intermingle in unexpected ways, and are transformed in the shadow of Artemio's Fire.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWayzgoose Press
    Release dateJul 20, 2023
    Old Gods: The Volcano at San Miguel, #2
    Artemio's Fire: The Volcano at San Miguel, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Artemio's Fire: The Volcano at San Miguel, #1
      Artemio's Fire: The Volcano at San Miguel, #1

      Artemio's Fire: The Volcano at San Miguel, #1

      Jeremy Harmer
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      This year marks the golden jubilee of the last eruption of Artemio's Fire, San Miguel's very own volcano. Tourists and locals alike are traveling north from the big city to the festival on the mountain.      Jacinto Perez, lascivious music professor and violin virtuoso, seeks redemption in this pilgrimage. Mayor Silvestre Ocampo worries about containing the cult that is threatening his and the town's moment of glory. Confined to his old hacienda, Don Esteban is nearing the end of his life. His sister wonders how she will bear this loss, while his beautiful granddaughter Angelita Hernandez embarks on a dangerous and momentous journey to the mountain to see him one last time.      But the most unexpected guest to the festival is the volcano itself, which has been lying in uneasy slumber for the past fifty years. 

      This year marks the golden jubilee of the last eruption of Artemio's Fire, San Miguel's very own volcano. Tourists and locals alike are traveling north from the big city to the festival on the mountain.      Jacinto Perez, lascivious music professor and violin virtuoso, seeks redemption in this pilgrimage. Mayor Silvestre Ocampo worries about containing the cult that is threatening his and the town's moment of glory. Confined to his old hacienda, Don Esteban is nearing the end of his life. His sister wonders how she will bear this loss, while his beautiful granddaughter Angelita Hernandez embarks on a dangerous and momentous journey to the mountain to see him one last time.      But the most unexpected guest to the festival is the volcano itself, which has been lying in uneasy slumber for the past fifty years. 

    • 2

      Old Gods: The Volcano at San Miguel, #2
      Old Gods: The Volcano at San Miguel, #2

      Old Gods: The Volcano at San Miguel, #2

      Jeremy Harmer
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      As Don Estaban lies on his deathbed, the town of San Miguel prepares for the celebration of its volcano's 50th birthday. There will be a concert and a parade, but there are also threats of demonstrations and vigilantes. It's all too much for the local mayor, who is beginning to wish they'd never planned these festivities. Nevertheless, amidst all the chaos and suffering, lives intermingle in unexpected ways, and are transformed in the shadow of Artemio's Fire.

      As Don Estaban lies on his deathbed, the town of San Miguel prepares for the celebration of its volcano's 50th birthday. There will be a concert and a parade, but there are also threats of demonstrations and vigilantes. It's all too much for the local mayor, who is beginning to wish they'd never planned these festivities. Nevertheless, amidst all the chaos and suffering, lives intermingle in unexpected ways, and are transformed in the shadow of Artemio's Fire.

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