Things go from bad to worse for the stressed family, as violent incidents occur both at school and at home. Particularly, Luna, normally bright, bubbly and out-going, now is distant and morose. What if she does end up getting fired? How will she provide for them?Īdditionally, the girls seem to be taking the change hard. Unfortunately, that incident changes everything for Carmen and her girls.Īlthough her employer doesn’t necessarily blame Carmen for the accident, they need to pull her from the project, for optics, thus cutting Carmen and the girls’ trip short.Īs they return to New York, Carmen’s concerned about the future of her job. On a day that the girls visit Carmen at work an accident occurs, which ends up exposing a hidden tomb packed full of mysterious, ancient artifacts.
We also see how the girls are adjusting to their new environment and we meet a few of the local characters with ties to the abbey and its history. We follow Carmen as she deals with the girls, the local workers and the stress of her job. They know not to leave the house on their own, or to open the door to strangers. With this in mind, Carmen does set up some ground rules for the girls. There’s trepidation too, of course, it’s a city after all and the girls will be home alone during the day while she is working. Additionally, she gets to bring her daughters, so it’s a chance for them to be exposed to the culture of their ancestors.Īs they move into their little rental, Carmen is excited with the possibilities the summer holds for them. It’s a challenging renovation and a big step-up in responsibility for Carmen. A project Carmen is passionate about.Ĭarmen is excited for the project for a number of reasons. Specifically, the project is the renovation of an ancient abbey into a modern hotel, while trying to adhere to the original beauty of the space. Carmen has been assigned the role of site manager for a renovation project in Tulancingo, a city in the Mexican state of Hildago. Carmen works for a prestigious New York design firm, who have projects all over the globe. In this story we follow single-mom, Carmen, and her two daughters, Izel and Luna. Then I read the synopsis and knew it was something I wanted to pick up as soon as possible. Pinata is a recently released, spooky, toe-curling and thought-provoking Possession Horror story from the mind of Leopoldo Gout.
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