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4 Americans in Cuba

Larry Stein

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Summary

For Americans, Cuba has been the forbidden fruit–a skin of Detroit sheet metal covering a center of tasty rum, swirling cigar smoke and sandy beaches.  Pointed prose, and over 200 pictures, tempt you to take a bite out of major cites and nibble on hidden beaches.  Unvarnished opinions, with a uniquely American perspective, guide you to warm accommodations, fine food, stirring sights and sizzling salsa.  As in Larry Stein's three other books in the Traveler on a Rope series, 4 Americans in Cuba targets value options for readers with cash flows wider and thicker than a shoestring.
Available since: 04/30/2017.

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