Mack, a castaway haunted by his own ghosts, has survived the island alone longer than he can remember—until the endless blue washes something new ashore.

A man. A mystery. A stranger.

The stranger is wounded, but cheerful and curious. Yet he remembers nothing. Not even his name.

Mack offers food. Shelter. Silence. But something about this man doesn’t sit right. The way he moves. The way he watches. The way the island seems to whisper when the stranger draws close.

As storms churn the sea and strange wreckage rises from the deep—piercing through fractured memory—one truth becomes clear:

Mack has tamed the island—claimed it as his home, a resting place. But he’s seen through the stranger’s trick. Another tiger is staring back. There can be only one.

Tiger Island is a slow-burning psychological survival novel about memory, control, and the blurred edge between man and beast—from the author of The Animal In Us.