Marcos Antonio Hernandez Bücher

He went to make a name for himself in the New World. But will he be remembered as a hero… or a curse? Peru, 1532. Gonzalo Pizarro craves the recognition received by his brother Francisco. When the young Spaniard helps capture the Incan Emperor against overwhelming odds, he’s convinced that God himself smiles on their expedition. After receiving vast quantities of gold and silver in ransom from the native empire, Gonzalo sets his sights on a prize the puppet emperor won’t part with so the Incan Queen. But when a renegade conquistador captures him and his brother, Gonzalo’s obsession with power may end up destroying them all. Can the prestige-hungry conquistador navigate the political strife growing between his countrymen without losing his grip on the conquered domain? Demons in the Golden Empire is the gripping fourth book in the Hispanic American Heritage Stories series, based on historical events. If you like epic historical drama, tragic characters, and indigenous plights, then you’ll love Marcos Antonio Hernandez’s evocative account of the Spanish conquest of Peru.

A daring medical procedure offers a protagonist the chance to resolve her personal struggles, but it comes at a grave cost—potentially jeopardizing the future of humanity. As she weighs her options, themes of sacrifice and ethical dilemmas emerge, challenging her to consider the broader implications of her choices. The narrative explores the tension between individual desires and collective responsibility, leading to a gripping confrontation with fate.

Two outcast women find themselves at the center of a groundbreaking technology that promises to change their lives. However, this innovation also poses a significant threat to humanity. As they navigate their challenges, they must confront not only their personal struggles but also the implications of their discovery on a global scale. Their journey intertwines themes of isolation, empowerment, and the moral dilemmas of technological advancement.

A woman's desire for a different life becomes complicated when her friend is threatened with death. Faced with a critical choice, she must decide whether to risk everything to save her friend, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the pursuit of personal freedom.

He's devoted to God. But will the power of the written word send him to the brink of insanity? 2010. Cortez Vuscar yearns for his absent father to return. Convinced it will happen if he can grow their church's congregation, the pious young man is devastated when he's fired after a coworker implicates him in a drug deal gone wrong. Adrift and wandering into the more affluent city streets, he becomes enraptured by a beautiful woman who captures his heart with her kindness. Certain he's found his true love, Cortez sets out to win her from her wealthy and unfaithful boyfriend. But his fascination with the famous literature the young woman is reading infects his mind with a deadly descent into madness... Can this wounded soul recreate a literary fantasy? They Also Burn People is the thought-provoking companion to Where They Burn Books, both part of the Hispanic American Heritage Stories series. If you like indigenous revenge, haunting character portrayals, and the sometimes-dangerous force of desire, then you'll adore Marcos Antonio Hernandez's chilling take on humankind's fatal flaws. Buy They Also Burn People to fan passion's flames today!