Gun Dealers' Daughter

Set against the backdrop of the Marcos-era Philippines, this novel follows Soledad, a young woman who transforms from a privileged student into a revolutionary, exploring themes of rebellion, love, and political conviction. As she reflects on her troubled past from a mansion in New York, the story delves into her inner conflicts and the complexities of identity amidst a turbulent historical landscape. Combining sharp wordplay and vivid imagery, the book offers a compelling blend of thriller and intellectual exploration, highlighting a little-known chapter of Filipino history.