Kiki Coto
by Edward Avanessy
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GENRE: Supernatural Thriller, Suspense
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BLURB:
Richard, (Kiki Coto) is destined to fight corruption, and criminal organizations, whose members include politicians, judges, district attorneys, police, and others, to exonerate an innocent young lady wrongfully accused of murder. He is fighting an impossible battle. The criminals are very organized, interconnected, and conspire with each other methodically. Struggling to defeat the evil, Richard seeks help from all sources, including Ayahuasca and Divine intervention.
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EXCERPT
“He doesn’t need any shrink. I won’t let some shrink give him all kinds of drugs and ruin his life. He is just a little sensitive and passionate, that’s all,” responded Phil.
“I agree with Phil,” said Flore. “Richard is a very good boy, and he does not need a shrink.”
“You are just saying that because he dreams about some Mexicans,” Cathy said. Everybody laughed. Phil gets ready to leave for work.
Richard and Mike chatted while walking toward the school. Mike was a little big for his age and did not like studying that much, but he was very good at sports. Richard was very good at his studies and was also a talented violin player. While Richard and Mike didn’t have much in common other than being on the same path to school, they had become close friends. After finishing his toast, Richard took out the sandwich and gave half to Mike as was their routine, and they kept eating while chatting. Richard talked about his dream with Mike as usual.
“I want to see how the dream ends. I want to hear what he whispers to the little girl.”
“First of all, you say that the police officer was shot many times, so obviously he dies. That’s the end of it. Besides, even if you hear what they say, you still won’t understand because they speak in Spanish. Maybe you should learn Spanish, so when you hear what they say, you will understand,” said Mike while giggling and ducking a couple of steps to the side so Richard wouldn’t strike him.
While passing by a poster of a football player on a billboard, Mike said that one day it would be his picture on that poster and asked Richard if he, too, wanted to be a professional football player.
“I don’t know,” said Richard. “My dad says that all kids our age want to become football players, but only one in a million succeeds, like a lottery. He wants me to become a lawyer like him, but my mom says that I am a talented violin player and should pursue music.”
“But what do you want to become?” asked Mike.
“I don’t know. I like violin, but I don’t know if I like it that much. I also would like to become a lawyer, but my father is a lawyer, and I don’t think he makes that much money.”
“But lawyers usually make good money,” said Mike.
“I am not sure what I want to become. I feel there’s something I have to do. I don’t know what it is, but I feel it is related to the dream I keep having. I don’t know; maybe there really is something wrong with me. Sometimes, I hear my parents talk about taking me to a shrink. Only Flore defends me and tells my parents that it is normal to have these kinds of dreams.”
“I am more comfortable with her than with my mom. Flore seems to understand me,” said Richard.
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A note from the author
"The different episodes of this book were projected to me, like movie clips during meditation sessions. I was compelled to visit a Shaman retreat in Cusco, Peru, and experience Ayahuasca to complete the manuscript. I hope you enjoy the results, the story of Kiki Coto." - Edward Avanessy
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