In 1974, a Caspian tiger searches for food. She can remember a time before humans destroyed her home, took her prey, and hunted her kind down, but now she wanders, starving and alone. If she doesn't eat soon, she'll die, but how far will she have to go? Will she stay safely away from human eyes, or will she be caught? In 2034, an old man resides in a comfortable house with the latest technological conveniences. He is glad his son and granddaughter are visiting soon, but he dreads showing them the spoils he gathered from his youth as a hunter. What memory is he avoiding? What does he see when he looks at the gruesome trophies of his past? The story unveils as the past and future come together, bringing destruction, pain, and death, but also life. The Last Caspian Tiger sets the tragedy of human action against the persistence of the natural world. Who prevails?
