Havana: An Earl Swagger Novel

Havana: An Earl Swagger Novel
ISBN-10
1451627246
ISBN-13
9781451627244
Series
Havana
Category
Fiction
Pages
528
Language
English
Published
2011-07-26
Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Author
Stephen Hunter

Description

Sent by the CIA to 1950s Cuba to eliminate young revolutionary Fidel Castro, ex-Marine hero Earl Swagger finds himself confronting outdated ideals about honor and duty as the world around him erupts into early Cold War violence.

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