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What People Are Saying:

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING!! I was completely absorbed the entire time. I can’t recall ever reading something so heavily focused on lore and legends that was this absorbing. I felt that the story never lagged at all. I’ll definitely be rereading this in the future.  

—Ankita, Goodreads.com

“What an epic tale! Shakespearean in all its weaving together of various characters and plot threads. Nice work!”  

–Theron Shaw, Vashon, WA

What’s the book about? The In a time when supernatural and industrial worlds are staged to collide, an Andean boy finds himself in the center of an epic struggle between the cosmos and the earth. Unawqi is born with both insurmountable power and a fate of certain death, both of which are challenged by his hunt of the emperor, Aakti, the Sun: the very force that desires to abandon the earth unless Unawqi can overcome him.

Premise: How easily we take the Sun for granted. We are conditioned to its rising and setting on time, and assume it enjoys doing so, or more likely is indifferent. Unawqi, Hunter of the Sun reveals a more perilous tale: the Sun, Aakti, is a being who is a reluctant player in providing light and warmth to our world, and even more has always desired to leave us to die if he didn’t have certain personal complications standing in his way. Aakti will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even if that involves murder of his own kin or annihilation of an entire living planet. Ironically, what holds him back is the very life he is creating; the family from which he tries to but cannot wrest control, and among them a young intrepid boy emerges, a hunter who sets out on a journey, not to stop the Sun, but to overcome him with a force we also take for granted: our humanity.