The Wildest Sun

Delphine Auber's journey begins in postwar Paris, where tragedy propels her to seek out her estranged father, believed to be the legendary Ernest Hemingway. As she travels through iconic locales like Harlem, Havana, and Key West, her quest intertwines with her aspirations as a writer and her desire for paternal approval. The narrative explores themes of identity and the impact of familial legacy, challenging Delphine to confront the possibility that her true story may differ from the illustrious image she has long idolized.