Lucien has been shipwrecked on a remote south Pacific island. For the first few months he is alone. When Edgar arrives, Lucien is elated he finally has someone to talk to, to share experiences with. Through Edgar, Lucien even discovers things about himself he’d long since forgotten.<br><br>A massive tropical storm brings with it more than wind and rain. It brings a man called Abel. Strangely, when Abel arrives on the island, Edgar disappears. Despite searching for his dear friend, Lucien cannot find him, but the forbidden feelings initially unlocked by Edgar are further explored with Abel, and Lucien finds himself falling in love.<br><br>Then the cannibals arrive, bringing with them a second shipwreck survivor. What Lucien and Abel witness is unspeakable, but being unarmed and with danger so close, can they themselves survive? Or is their love doomed before it has a chance to blossom?

Under Azure Skies

Lucien had no such memory loss, and for weeks after being washed ashore, he was plagued by nightmares about that fateful night a storm had torn apart the ship he’d been travelling on, leaving the sea strewn with wreckage and providing the tiger sharks and hammerheads with a feast to gorge themselves on. Somehow he’d survived, though only God knew how. It certainly hadn’t been through his own doing. He’d woken up on the nameless island, sunburnt and exhausted.


Then, after many months, possibly as long as two years, Edgar had arrived. There had been no storm and, search as he might, Lucien hadn’t found a boat nor evidence of a shipwreck.


Chapter 3