Imagine how difficult it could be for a man born in a small Andean town in a banana country, who found himself living in the capital of the United States of America in 1984, and meeting some of the most powerful people in the world every day. Some of these could be involved in the swap of arms for hostages, and even worse, arms for drugs.

Vicente Garnica, twenty-one years old, was an unsuspecting witness of events and things about which were to become the biggest scandal of the Reagan Administration and he could do nothing. Things he couldn't even imagine when he was growing up dreaming of becoming a citizen of the most powerful nation in the world.

A nation he had on a pedestal as the beacon of hope for the world. He now knew certain things that could be the reason for his death.

Vicente worked as a chauffeur and personal assistant for one Isaac Goral, one of the most powerful men in Washington DC. But only after a month of working for him, he had become convinced that his boss was not human.

Vicente was not sure if the man was immortal, if he was a vampire if he was an Anunnaki, or a soul eater. Whatever he was, it was not just human.

The Chauffeur. " Vicente Garnica's story is gripping.

The juxtaposition of his Andean root's encounters with powerful figures in 1984 D. C.

, and mysterious elements around his boss, Isaac Goral, promises an engaging narrative. The blend of real-world events and supernatural intrigue creates an enticing story that will make you wonder what the truth really was.

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