Kravitz And Sons

Step into a kaleidoscope of love, lies, and cultural collisions in GUANTANAMO by Carlos Potes—a 288-page literary tripwire where romance unravels and reality shape-shifts. With biting wit and unflinching candor, Potes crafts a story about a visa marriage gone sideways, where every promise has a price and every motive is shaded in gray.

This is no simple tale of love lost. In GUANTANAMO, sex, greed, betrayal, and longing dance across a stage where nothing is quite what it seems. Cultures clash like tectonic plates beneath the surface of a seemingly breezy romance. Conscience comes and goes like a Cheshire cat, vanishing in one moment of ecstasy, only to reappear in a haze of despair.

Carlos Potes brings a distinct voice and a fearless hand to this modern fable. With prose that shifts effortlessly between moods—playful, poetic, piercing—he dissects what happens when dreams meet the grinding edge of real life. The result is a provocative, genre-defying narrative that leaves you questioning what’s real, what’s right, and what’s worth the risk.