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Solarium was everything Harry Solomon promised his investors it would be. Located on the western tip of an archipelago in the South Pacific, the resort advertised Vegas-style casinos and five-star hotels with staffs that catered to every luxury and whim. And despite being the smallest of the sister islands, Canis Minor was jam packed with things to do, sporting three regulation golf courses, a tropical botanical garden, a butterfly atrium, and an aquarium, with beachside bungalows dotting the perimeter. The main strip was outfitted with bars and nightclubs for the adults and a tropical-themed section of pools and waterslides for vacationing families. One could surf in the morning, scuba dive or spearfish in the afternoon, and party away the night in the red-light district, which
