MISLED

A LETTER

When a mysterious letter arrives, immigration attorney Victoria Barrón is pulled back to Mexico-the country she fled after her parents' deaths left her orphaned and undocumented. Twenty-five years later, she has built her life on law, order, and control. But the letter speaks of a dying grandmother in Zacatecas, and despite the past she buried, Victoria cannot ignore blood calling her home.

A DISAPPEARANCE

What should have been a final goodbye turns into a nightmare. Her grandmother, Antonella Duarte, vanishes without a trace, and a ransom demand surfaces for a priceless Aztec artifact-one tied to conquest, royalty, and a legacy of stolen power. With her wary cousin Eduardo at her side, Victoria plunges into a hunt through hidden crypts and long-buried family secrets. But they are not the only ones searching. A militant group descended from Aztec royalty will stop at nothing to reclaim what was taken centuries ago.

A PAST THAT WON'T LET GO

As danger closes in and loyalties fracture, Victoria uncovers a betrayal more personal than she imagined. The truth threatens not only her life, but her identity. To survive, she must decide which inheritance defines her-the blood of conquerors, the claim of royalty, or the family who chose her.

Misled is a gripping archaeological thriller where history is weaponized, trust is fragile, and the most devastating betrayals come from within.