Havana's Secret
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Havana's Secret
Book Details
- Format
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- Category
- Historical
- Condition
- New
- ISBN-13
- 9781475232868
- ISBN-10
- 1475232861
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ISBN: 1475232861
Author: Goncarovs, Guntis
Condition: New
Product Description 1897. The world had changed. Spains iron-fisted Prime Minister was assassinated, creating a power vacuum in Europe. The United States Navy under the guidance of a brash Navy Secretary, Theodore Roosevelt, was flexing his military muscle, and desperately wanted Spain out of Cuba. Sam Carter, the son of a Confederate submariner who never returned from the sea, thought he understood the rules working for the fledgling Secret Service branch of the U.S. Treasury. When he was assigned to Havana as a foreign agent, Havana's Consul General Fitzhugh Lee coached him that in the spy business, there was only one rule - dont get caught. Carter quickly realized he would see a different Havana than he once knew after the Spanish Prime Ministers assassination. As he connected seemingly unrelated clues from his past and the present, he uncovered a German plot to exploit the inevitable American intervention in Cuba.As a power hungry Navy Secretary Theodore Roosevelt, drives toward a tidy little war in Cuba, Germanys Kaiser Wilhelm choreographs a diversion he is convinced will leave American ports vulnerable to his navys incursion. When President McKinleys administration is shaken to its core by the explosion of the USS Maine in Havana harbor, Carters investigation into the explosion reveals evidence contrary to the Naval experts, and realizes the administration needs to recognize there could be unforeseen consequences when revenge on Spain is exacted. About the Author Guntis Goncarovs is an analytical chemist by education, historian by interest and storyteller by passion. His discoveries and analysis of the details surrounding the historical mystery of the demise of the H.L. Hunley has lead to his second novel, Convergence of Valor. Havana's Secret, the culmination of Goncarovs' research into the sinking of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor in 1898, is his third historical novel. Goncarovs and his wife, Joan enjoy the wonders of New Hampshire with their dog, Sasha. Gardening, ice hockey, a beat-up old Saturn, and three grown daughters keep them well occupied.
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