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Fernando—having embarked on a journalism career after a brilliant stint in a field his father, a successful engineer, had scorned—is just starting out when he crosses paths with a wealthy businessman. To his surprise, the man tasks him with finding his son, Michael, who has vanished without a trace after failing to find a fulfilling life. The plot takes Fernando to the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia and the beaches of the Caribbean, all described by the author with meticulous care. These settings invite the reader to pause and savor the natural world while also reflecting on the disregard shown toward the ecosystem. Tragedies unfold alongside moments of happiness that often spring from the simplest of things. At the heart of these pages lies an ode to friendship and to the act of believing in another person.