Run for the Sun

The events unfold in the years following World War II, with references to Nazi war criminals and the D-Day era. The era's memory drives mistrust and survival instincts as characters confront past loyalties. The remote location and period detail reflect a world still shaped by war's lingering shadows.

San Marcos is a secluded Mexican fishing village where the story opens, cut off from outside contact. The main estate sits as a grand hacienda within dense jungle, serving as the claustrophobic headquarters of pursuit and secrets. The tropical setting contrasts rugged wilderness with the servants' routines, heightening the danger as the truth unfolds.

🧭 Survival

A plane crash forces Latimer and Katie to improvise for their escape, turning the jungle into a perilous maze. They must outmaneuver Browne and Van Anders, using wits, traps, and makeshift tools. The sequence emphasizes resourcefulness, courage under pressure, and the bond that forms in danger.

🕵️ Truth vs Deception

Katie's mission to document a story collides with personal risk and hidden motives. Latimer's distrust grows as identities collide—Browne's double life and Van Anders' wartime past come to light. The pursuit exposes how truth can be manipulated or concealed to survive.

🪖 War's Legacy

Nazi war crimes and propaganda haunt the present as Browne and Van Anders pursue power and revenge. The characters' pasts bleed into the present, turning allies into suspects. The story suggests that the war's violence continues to shape choices long after the fighting ends.

💘 Love and Trust

Katie and Latimer's growing affection complicates their objective and judgment. Trust must weather deception, fear, and the lure of escape as they fight to survive. In the end, their bond becomes the catalyst for courage and a way to outwit their pursuers.