“The Altar of Miracle” by noted journalist and author Robertti Gamarra, explores the depths of past trauma and the relentless pursuit of revenge, taking readers on a journey filled with suspense and nerve-racking moments.
“The Altar of Miracle”published by Leadstart, Robertti Gamarra’s eighth book, opens with a suspenseful event: three gunshots echo through The Altar of Miracle, specifically in the office of Master Diosnel, creating anxiety among the crowd that has lined up to see him. Has the Master been shot? Has he taken his own life? The miraculous reality of Master Diosnel is suddenly disrupted by the shadows of his past, irrevocably changing Casilda’s life. What has he done for his past to follow him till there? Why are so many people in pursuit of him?
As a child, Diosnel suffered the hardships of the dictatorship in Paraguay, but his greatest desire was always to protect Casilda, the love of his life. She was also Tony’s sister, his most formidable adversary. Now, these characters from the past meet again. Their hatred, spite and fatality lead readers to understand how difficult to forget or escape the past is. It also explores the fragility of dreams when dark intentions insist on vengeance, regardless of how far one may attempt to flee.
“The Altar of Miracle” is a suspenseful journey that compels readers to reflect on the complexity of human nature and the shadows of the past that are impossible to escape. Robertti Gamarra’s literary expertise shines through as he weaves a captivating and fast-paced tale that will leave readers turning the pages, eager to discover the secrets hidden within “The Altar of Miracle”.
Robertti Gamarra, who hails from Paraguay, worked for many years as a correspondent for a Paraguayan radio station in Europe. He has dedicated a significant portion of his professional career to the world of literature and played a crucial role in establishing over 250 public libraries around the world. He currently directs and hosts a radio programme in Madrid. His previous seven books, published between 2014 and 2023, were in Spanish.
