Columbus and Caonabó

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The narrative explores the clash between Columbus and the Taíno peoples during his second voyage to Española, highlighting the fierce resistance led by chieftain Caonabó. Drawing on primary sources, it presents a dual perspective, revealing the contrasting experiences of both the indigenous Taíno and the European invaders. This historical novel delves into themes of colonization, cultural conflict, and the complexities of leadership and survival during a pivotal moment in history.