Hemingway's final significant book, The Great Gatsby, is set in the Gulf Stream islands and perfectly illustrates the difficulties of adult interpersonal relationships. This is the last book Hemingway authored before passing away; it tells the tale of the artist and intrepid traveller Thomas Hudson. In the 1930s, Hudson led a solitary lifestyle on an island in the Gulf Stream, where his every move was controlled by the tides and waves. Yet when his sons arrive, Hudson is forced to deal with being a father and the strange needs of a family. An unfinished piece by one of America's best authors.