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Havana Fever by Leonardo Padura

Havana Fever

by Leonardo Padura
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  • May 2009, 285 pages
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lani

what a treat
Thank goodness for Book Browse! I never would have heard of this book and missed one of the terrific treats in life. Having been to Cuba, this book even resonated more. The writing is superb and the smoky haunts of the clubs resonates on every page. Do not miss this!
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