A Man, a Girl, a Deserted Island: Volume One

For mature audiences. Contains strong language and mature themes.

He sold his apartment to escape winter. Then the escape turned into a disaster.

Tiberiu is forty-four, broke, and allergic to "normal life." He cuts every last tie and vanishes toward the sun, convinced a change of scenery will fix him. What starts as a messy midlife reset slides into bad decisions, paranoia, and a self-destructive spiral that's funny… until it isn't.

This is dark humor with teeth: a cynical antihero who jokes at the worst possible moments and keeps insisting he's in control—right up to the point where reality punches back.

Then it happens: a plane crash. A fight to stay alive. And a deserted island where rescue isn't the only problem.

Stranded with a woman who refuses to give in, Tiberiu discovers the island doesn't care about his excuses.

What follows is forced proximity, uneasy alliances, and a slow-burn psychological battle of bargains, shifting power, and hard-earned trust—sometimes tender, sometimes calculated, always tense.

If you want clean heroes and polite edges, this isn't your book.

If you want survival pressure, morally gray chemistry, and dark laughs that cut close, welcome.