Retired Lieutenant Willie Abrams is drawn back into a life of danger when an old girlfriend's kidnapping forces him on a quest for a tomb.

In 1921 Cuba, Abrams seeks a peaceful retirement running a bar with his friend Sergeant Banesfeld, occasionally supplying rum to Prohibition-era America. His quiet life is shattered when a former girlfriend, seeking his help, is abducted. This event propels Abrams into an unexpected adventure, leading him toward the Sun God's Tomb while navigating the treacherous waters of Prohibition gang politics. The narrative framework appears to be a straightforward third-person perspective, focusing on Abrams's reluctant return to action.

The premise sets up a classic adventure narrative, blending historical elements with crime and a reluctant hero's journey. The inclusion of Prohibition-era politics suggests a complex backdrop against which Abrams's personal quest unfolds. The narrative appears to focus on action and intrigue, driven by the protagonist's need to rescue his acquaintance and uncover the secrets of the Sun God's Tomb. The story likely appeals to readers who enjoy historical settings with a strong plot and a determined protagonist.