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(More customer reviews)This book is just what the doctor prescribed at this opportunistic time of questions about the Castro regime in Cuba. The storyline keeps you constantly wondering "what is going to happen next". It was a well written fictional account with obvious attention to detail in communist Cuba. Fidel would enjoy reading this. Some bright enterprising soul will make this into an award winning movie. The book or the movie would make an interesting subject of conversation throughout Cuba as those people assess where they stand with the government and each other.
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With Cuba on the cusp of change, a young American arrives. Gabrel Sourdough looks like a turista, but behaves like a man with more than souvenirs on his mind.His suspicious timing rejuvenates the ailing, paranoid Comandante. His odd movements launch rusty spies back into opposition. His desires expose the shady lives of a crafty old boxer and a desperate young girl, threatening their fragile survival.As the islanders search for clues to the mysterious traveler's purpose, questions about their own motivations emerge.
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