Spaniards Arrive: Llegan los Españoles

Kayabó wants to bring his wife and children from Xaraguá to Kaleta, where they will be safe-for now-and Anani's spirit guide has asked her to bring medicine to Makuya, Xaraguá's behike (shaman/healer) for the strange fevers that have struck their friends there. What has changed? Several of the pale and hairy arijua (strangers), who call themselves españoles (Spaniards), have arrived. In Xaraguá, Kayabó and Anani learn firsthand just how violent these arijua can be. This is Book Nine in Dr. ...