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Description
“A captivating thriller based on the murky US-Cuban spy wars. Correa deftly paints the history of Castro’s Cuban intelligence service and the changing face of the Miami exile community . . . A fascinating read.”—Publishers Weekly
“From Cuba with panache, written with flair, authority and admirable detachment . . .”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Arnaldo Correa is considered one of three founders of the Cuban crime-fiction genre. He currently lives in Havana.
About the Author
Arnaldo Correa was born in the Escambray Mountains, Cuba, in 1935. Correa is considered one of three founders of the Cuban crime-fiction genre. He has worked on development projects in Cuba, Vietnam, Angola, and Mozambique. Cold Havana Ground (Akashic 2003) was his second novel in English translation, after the original hardcover edition of Spy's Fate. He currently lives in Havana.




