The Suns of Santiago

The fate of human beings becomes uncertain when they disturb the harmony of the universe. Two courageous women intertwine two historical moments, the year 31 B.C. and the year 2055. In these far-distant times, they both traverse the same geography, now known as the Camino de Santiago, in Spain. It is the future, and global authorities control people's lives. As part of a systematic plan, older adults are no longer seen on the streets; they disappeared after the last pandemics that ravaged the planet. Eme lost her parents and is alone, overwhelmed and jobless. Everything changes when she encounters Hache, a member of a rebel organization planning sabotage in Santiago de Compostela. In order to infiltrate without raising suspicions, Eme assumes the identity of a pilgrim. As she advances along the ancestral routes, she becomes immersed in a new world that connects her with nature and spirituality. There she meets Orión, with whom she will experience a great love, and delves into an ancient history linked to Las Médulas, the legendary gold mine of the Roman Empire, and Cazue, a woman belonging to the Asturian tribe who fought a hard battle to reclaim her stolen son. Viviana Rivero returns with an addictive and vibrant novel that ventures into both the future and the past. Beyond its captivating plot, The Suns of Santiago raises fundamental questions about the dangerous fate that awaits humanity when it disturbs the harmony of the universe.

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