Nancy R.

Jacquelina is a 10-year-old girl who lives in the beautiful Central American country of Panamá with her beloved abuelita and her younger sister, Nana. Her papá works hard and is often away for work, while her mamá moved to the United States of America many years earlier in search of a better life. Panamá gives Jacquelina all she needs: clean air to breathe, fresh fruit to eat, and genuine happiness. But when her abuelita unexpectedly passes away, Jacquelina is faced with a difficult decision: move to New York with Mamá or stay in Panamá with Papá.

The Day of the Dead takes on a new meaning, when the dead don’t stay dead. Dr. Valentina Bellmonte, a cancer survivor, is the new coroner at Hope Memorial. Her faith is put to the test when a body arrives at the morgue drained of blood, and the man responsible for the crime is sporting fangs. Could vampires be real?