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1 author picked Havana Hangover as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This perfectly titled tale of a bucket-list trip that ends up down a very deep rabbit hole delivers on its promise.

Even for a non-thriller reader, it kept me up late turning pages--there was simply no pause in the action and continually side-switching intrigue. It will leave you dizzy, enthralled, and either dying to hightail it to Cuba and fill yourself with rum or definitely scratching both off your own bucket list.

It will also leave you surprisingly touched as narrator Tanner, a self-described loser in life, gets his sea legs in both love and life. The ending will blow…

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