Delightful, intriguing, passionate. FIVE ACTS OF DIEGO LEON is beautifully written with wonderful narrative and a great hero. Sweeping from the villages of Mexico to California’s gold coast, this is a story about love, ambition, betrayal, and loyalty. It’s about fame and fortune and Hollywood. It’s about going after your dreams; about growing up and finding yourself. Readers will cheer for this hero on his quest to self-discovery and self-love. Book Summary: Espinoza transports readers from war-torn Mexico to the glamour of Hollywood in 1927. Our Hero, Diego, grows up a poor boy amid the P’urhépacha Indians. His father sends him to his mother’s aristocratic family in the city so he can become someone better. His grandparents invent a new identity and background for him and groom him to take over the family business. Diego is torn between his past and his present. The only thing that h...