The Blessing Bowl - Daniel, San
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When San receives a bowl from two visitors that he 'cannot' refuse, his life becomes a nightmare. He has to complete a mission without knowing what that mission is. The small Cowboy village of Maple Creek in Saskatchewan becomes part of his nightmare. A tale of demons, curses, and a "blessing bowl," which spreads anything but blessings. What lives in the basement of San's house, who speaks to him in his head and who kills without parallel anyone who has had to do with San or the bowl. A horror thriller about Cowboys, Native American tribes and events that unfold until San completes his…mehr

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When San receives a bowl from two visitors that he 'cannot' refuse, his life becomes a nightmare. He has to complete a mission without knowing what that mission is. The small Cowboy village of Maple Creek in Saskatchewan becomes part of his nightmare. A tale of demons, curses, and a "blessing bowl," which spreads anything but blessings. What lives in the basement of San's house, who speaks to him in his head and who kills without parallel anyone who has had to do with San or the bowl. A horror thriller about Cowboys, Native American tribes and events that unfold until San completes his mission. Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, 'where the past is the present' San Daniel left academia far behind when he walked into an Andalusian village. He recognized the village and its villagers as something his soul had longed for, without knowing it. He became one of them. San has a Masters' in Historical Literature and a Ph.d (Doctorate) in Industrial and Commercial Economics. He became a winegrower and writer and happy! His heart had become Andalusian.
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San Daniel es un comerciante de vinos de Andalucíiacute;a que vivióoacute; en una sociedad voláaacute;til hace añntilde;os. Hace muchos años, se dirigió a un pequeño pueblo dentro de Andalucía y el pueblo envolvió sus brazos alrededor de éeacute;l como un hijo adoptivo. ¡Él nunca salió de allí! Su corazón se ha convertido en andaluz.