The Holocaust Of Hope

The Holocaust of Hope was the greatest genocide that the world experienced during the Red Years, turning the blue seas into vast solitudes of bitterness and human apathy; where darkness would envelope the streets of infinite suffering and love would have no place in those empty and hopeless streets. Those blue seas would be dyed red when they saw many of their townspeople leave, only the darkness in those empty streets flaunted everyone's agonizing pain; children, young people, adults and the elderly, suffered from collective schizophrenia when they were indoctrinated by a regime of terror. Years of suffering in which many people would remain silent in the face of these cruel, inhuman and degrading acts. The question was, how would the people of The Hope get out of this tragedy? It is there when Claraesteban will be born as the beginning of Emancipation towards Freedom.
Thus begins this agonizing but captivating story. As a curious fact about this novel, I want to tell my readers that there is a scene in which the mother hugs her children before dying, from there the war of "The Hope" begins, which is a town... I was inspired by this world many times so unfair. That woman would be my grandmother (whom I never met but who has taught me more than anyone imagines). I was also inspired by her maternal side, and no one knows that she was an orphan and left her children very young due to an accident. It is also a tribute to the memory of her "Cecilia Santos de Ochoa". I hope it is a great inspiration to my readers to build a better world because no war is fair. Thanks for reading me! Marbella Moya Ochoa