In the heart of Mexico, nestled within the elevated landscapes of Los Altos de Jalisco, lies a story woven from the threads of history and personal reminiscence. "For the Love of God," co-authored by Liborio Gutierrez Martin del Campo and Jose Gutierrez Gonzalez, is a profound exploration of a region rich in heritage and natural beauty, and a man's journey through the early chapters of his life. Liborio Gutiérrez, born in the humble but significant town of Capilla de Guadalupe, unveils his life story against the backdrop of the grand narrative of colonial Mexico. From the innocence of his early years to the threshold of his sixteenth year, his tale is interlaced with profound insights, cherished memories, and heartfelt dedications, especially to his son José, the guiding light of this literary journey. This book delves into the historical colonization of the author's ancestors in the mountainous area of Los Altos de Jalisco, painting a vivid picture of the region's Castilian descent and cultural roots. It brings to life the traditions and legacies of the land, as well as the natural wonders and mysteries of places like Cerro Gordo, an inactive volcano with a storied past. From the creation of water reservoirs to meet the community's needs, to the intriguing disappearance of water from El Tajo, the narrative is as much about the land as it is about the people who shaped and were shaped by it. Jose Gutierrez Gonzalez, an accomplished author and son of Liborio Gutierrez Martin del Campo, brings a rich tapestry of experience and achievement to his work. With a master's degree in educational leadership, Jose's professional life is distinguished by over 25 years dedicated to shaping minds as an elementary school teacher. His commitment to education and passion for storytelling are evident in his literary contributions, which have earned him international recognition.In 2014, Jose was honored with three awards from the International Latino Book Awards organization, a testament to his skill and dedication to literature that resonates across cultural boundaries. His journey into writing is deeply personal, extending the legacy of his father, Liborio, by completing and bringing to life a four-book series that explores their shared heritage and the rich history of La Capilla de Guadalupe, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico.Growing up in the Pico-Union area of Los Angeles during the 70s and 80s, Jose's experiences have infused his work with a unique perspective, blending the vibrant, multicultural tapestry of his upbringing with the profound historical narratives of his ancestral homeland.Beyond the classroom and the world of literature, Jose is an accomplished fine art photographer, whose work has been showcased in galleries, further highlighting his multifaceted creative talents. His personal life is anchored by over 30 years of marriage and the pride of having two children who have excelled in their academic pursuits, graduating from top colleges in the United States.Jose Gutierrez Gonzalez embodies the spirit of resilience, education, and creativity, making significant contributions to both the literary and educational fields. His work not only honors his father's memory but also serves as an inspiration to the diverse communities he represents and serves. Liborio Gutierrez Martin del Campo, a first-time author, and his son, Jose Gutierrez Gonzalez, present a compelling four-book series, originally penned in Spanish and now masterfully translated into English. This project was not only a lifelong vision but a dream nurtured by Liborio over two decades, with his final contributions made in 2014 before his passing in 2016. Although Jose provided occasional guidance throughout the development, his role became pivotal in completing and preparing their work for publication.The series inaugurates with "Por Amor a Dios/For the Love of God," where Liborio delves into the rich tapestry of 500 years of colonization in La Capilla de Guadalupe, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico. This region, where he was raised, is celebrated for its profound historical significance and influence in Mexico, stretching back over five centuries. The narrative is a homage to the resilience and spirit of its people, embodying a deep connection to place and past.In the sequel, the focus shifts to Liborio's personal experiences, "The Little Fox of La Capilla de Guadalupe" recounting his formative years during the 1930s, 1940s, and early 1950s in La Capilla de Guadalupe. These memoirs offer a vivid window into the life and times of the region, blending personal anecdotes with the broader socio-historical landscape of Mexico.Jose Gutierrez Gonzalez, stepping in as a co-author, has ensured the completion of this poignant homage to their heritage and history. This series is more than just a literary endeavor; it is a heartfelt tribute to Liborio Gutierrez Martin del Campo's vision and a celebration of the enduring legacy he leaves behind.