Island Wildlife

Island Wildlife, Volume 1, presents a collection of interconnected stories set in a Puerto Rican beachfront guesthouse during 1987. The narrative follows the off-beat characters residing at the Solimar Guesthouse as they navigate complex themes of love, sexuality, and survival. This work of historical fiction uses a darkly humorous lens to examine the struggling humanity of its residents.

As an international mystery and crime title, the book explores the intricate relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States. It weaves political elements, such as Cuban exile politics, into a gritty urban setting. This noir and action and adventure story highlights how personal struggles intersect with broader political landscapes. Island Wildlife serves as a compelling piece of cultural heritage fiction for readers interested in political crime and historical mystery.