The Call of Coyotl

During the height of the Aztec Empire, the coyote god Huehuecoyotl was one of the more popular deities. He may have started conflicts when bored, but he was a patron of music, stories, parties, and just about everything fun in life. He was said to view humans more as friends than as servants or worshipers. He was willing to befriend anyone, even those who were shunned by mortals and gods alike. He was a terrifying foe, but an even more terrific companion.

In this second-person adventure, the reader encounters Huehuecoyotl in the present day during a trip to Mexico. He may not have the same following he did centuries ago, but he has the same charm, and a tempting offer for all who find him. But is the trickster god telling the truth, or are his promises lies crafted by the most silver of tongues?