Havana
Author: Stephen Hunter
High summer in Cuba, 1953, and Havana gleams with possibility. Flush with booming casinos, sex, and drugs, Havana is a lucrative paradise for everyone from the Mafia and United Fruit to pimps, porn-makers, and anyone looking to grab a piece of the action – including the Cuban government, which naturally honours the interests of its old ally, the United States of America. O….Read More
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