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Next Year in Havana
by Chanel Cleeton
Next Year in Havana (11/20/2017)
Next Year in Havana is not a book I usually read, but thanks to BookBrowse and its First Impressions, I'm glad this is the book I asked for. From the beginning of the book I was hooked by the way the author describes places, people, and all that is around the characters. I also enjoyed the changes in time between the two main characters. It was the years between the two that kept me interested and wanting to figure out what was happening next. It was a very enjoyable book and one that I highly recommend.
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