This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

A successful businessman in the process of divorce. A child was forgotten by him. But someone else has not forgotten about him.

After closing an important business in Las Vegas, Nevada, Paul flies to return to his property in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

During the travel, his plane accuses inexplicable faults that force him to fall into the inhospitable desert of Colorado. Trying to leave his horrible condition, Paul initiates a personal exodus toward the borders of his past, present, and future.

After many hours of digressing in the desert with no fixed course, he meets with a cactus, a cereus gigantus that speaks to him beginning with a demand "Why are you pursuing me?" Thinking that the voice comes from his incipient delirium because of his cruel thirst and hunger, Paul maintains an estranged conversation with the plant, that takes him to face himself and his acts.

Paul and the Cactus is deeply stirring as an intense story that will take you through the world to which all we fear to show us: our interior. It is a hopeful message that will lead you, without a doubt, to produce significant changes in your own life.*"To believe that things cannot change is the first step in perpetuating them”