George Sorbane

In the Tracks of the Cobra George Sorbane

Armando Castilla came in the US at age of nine, spent 26 years living in Las Vegas working manual labor, earned an MBA in International Finance and learned to speak four different languages. But when President Stevens took office, millions of illegals were forced to return to their home countries, and Armando found himself in front of his grandma's house back in Tijuana. Mexico had yet another nasty surprise waiting for him: the house was the office of the local drug cartel and Armando was robbed and thrown on the street to live in the ruins of an abandoned house. Then the story took sudden and unexpected turns, when his cousin Avril found him and arranged a meeting with his long forgotten cousin Pujol, now chief operating officer of an umbrella of drug cartels doing business worldwide in the billions. Armando Castilla, the man no one wanted or ever cared about had the destiny to become one of the worlds most powerful and richest business executive, and at the end saved the life of the very same President Stevens who denied him the American dream. A story of struggle, endless persistence in the face of failure, and fantastic blessing by higher powers that is hard to comprehend.