Publisher's Synopsis
A migrant man lives in the Australian Capital Territory of Australia in ACT, mix city of bush and city where he lives with his family and work in mental health to helping those in need. He has moment of his past child, teenager and adult traumas, while he's at work, on his hobbies and during his holidays camping with his family. These memories include his childhood and youth and when he became an adult. He is forced to critical thinking about his society and the justice system of his country, El Salvador, due to impunity when his grandmother is killed. He finds meaning and purpose a powerful force to helped him raise out of darkness and into healing and hope.
Transito, grandmother who was caring, loving and generous all her life, who is taken out of the migrant man's life, by the military, when she was on her way to visit on her daughter, and she was left to die on the road for no reason other than tried to cross to road and was hit and run. She leaves without saying goodbye to her family and buried in a mass graved.
4 cousins, a group of young men who were part of the migrant man's generation. They were in their 20 and mid 30s and have so much to live for including one of them who paid a big price with his life, because he celebrated the news of his girlfriend being pregnant of his very first child, and consequently, forgot a curfew and he's life was taken by the military. All of them will forever live in the memories of the migrant man and in this memoir, their histories will be passed to generations to come.
