Published: July 10, 2011
Words: 84,701 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780986470707

Short description

An operative for a shadowy security contractor gets neck deep in a new Cuban revolution in a place where no one can be trusted and nothing is ever as it seems. Over the course of a week, along with a sexy CNN reporter, he takes on the Castro regime, Islamic terrorists, the CIA and even the White House, and barely manages to survive to witness the stunning outcome

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Mojito! Blog at www.mojitonovel.com

Fidel will die someday and Cuba will change. But the rumors of his pending death have been exaggerated. The last of the cold war warriors remains in place and is consolidating his authority. He’s removing potential inheritors to this throne and making friends with powerful forces in China and the Middle East.
Alec McCaul is an irreverent Canadian tough guy living in Havana. He’s recruited by the CIA to get inside and find out how much of a threat Fidel and his brother are to American security. He’s accompanied on his mission by Lucien Ruel, a deadly commando with ulterior motives. While in Cuba, McCaul connects with his an old flame, Kate Adams, now working for CNN and nosing around the island looking for a Pulitzer. Over dinner Kate reveals an explosive secret, one that threatens their lives. The end result is 100% Cuban; nothing is ever as it seems.
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cia, cuba, revolution, miami, havana, fidel castro, cuban, jose marti, raul castro, guantanamo, cuban mafia, afro cuban, cuban politics, malecon, hotel nacional, santiago de cuba, pinar del rio, mojito

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Fidel Castro took control of Cuba on January 1, 1959. Things have not improved since.

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Review by: Kate Kee on Dec. 31, 2011 :
Mojito is a terrific espionage book, but what I like best about it is how the author describes Cuba and more particularly Havana and the people that live there.
The lead character, McCaul, is a tough guy with a heart while his love interest, Kate, is an equal to him.
The conflict and tension is realistic and the plot - that a highly skilled team could very likely overthrow the declining Castro regime - rings true.
It's well written and if you like spy / thrillers than this is a good one.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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