Angel Island

Ralph Addington was a libertine at heart. Women were his pursuit—each new face, however plain, eclipsed the last, however radiant. Though he stirred unease among men with his carefree passions and romantic cunning, women found him irresistible.

Tall, graceful, with thick golden-brown hair, a pointed beard, and liquid eyes framed by long lashes—he was a walking paradox: the appearance of an artist cloaking the ambition of a businessman. Always dressed with a flair for the dramatic, he mastered the art of seduction like a seasoned performer.

In Angel Island, explore a story of vanity, desire, and social complexity, where attraction becomes currency and identity is constantly shifting.