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The Lost Legend of Pala Duro
- Narrated by: James Olivas
- Length: 3 hrs and 27 mins
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The Lost Legend of Pala Duro
Narrated by:
James Olivas
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Publisher's Summary
Based on two High Plains legends and a Mayan prophecy, this is a moving story of love and responsibility set in the Pala Duro Canyon are of the Texas Panhandle.
South Boston Irish Ron Grogan is critically injured in an automobile accident on I 40 in Amarillo Texas. Lying in the Icu at Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital, he wakes up in the parking lot where a Mayan God offers to let him live under one condition. He must promise to convince an Indian Princess to become a Sun Priestess.
Ron falls deeply in love with the princess only to find out that if he makes good on his promise, he will never see her again.
©2014 Wallace Provost (P)2020 Wallace Provost
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