Latina at heart, Allison has absorbed the love and culture of her friends, family, and hermanos en Cristo and has used her experiences to cast a glimpse into the journey of undocumented Christians. García is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a passion for writing. Will the three of them allow God to guide them through the challenges to come, or will they let their own desires and goals get in the way of His path?”Īllison K. Embarrassed about working at a garage in the barrio, he lies to his wife in hopes of finding something better.Īfter Juanita’s coworker gets deported, she takes in her friend’s son, Hector, whom her daughter Linda can’t stand, While Juanita deals with nightmares of her traumatic past, she loses her job and decides to go into business for herself. Before he can carry out his plan, he changes course when he finds a job as a mechanic. Overcome with despair, he decides to take his own life. Tim Draker, a long-unemployed businessman, has wondered the same thing.
With little hope for the future as an undocumented immigrant, Linda wonders where her life is going. Years later, Linda nears college graduation. The Blurb: “Linda Palacios crossed the border at age three with her mother, Juanita, to escape their traumatic life in Mexico and to pursue the American dream.
García here to talk about her debut novel, Vivir el Dream. Thanks for stopping by Diversity Between the Pages.
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