Big Girls & Bad Boys: 8 Scorching Hot BBW Alpha Male Romance Novellas Box Set by D. H. Cameron

Author:D. H. Cameron [Cameron, D. H.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cameron Romance
Published: 2014-10-09T04:00:00+00:00

Havana Curves

Havana Curves was a labor of love that unfortunately didn’t sell very well. The story is more traditional, historical romance than erotic romance. While the characters and some specific settings are fictional, the story is set amongst a real and tragic event, the Cuban Revolution. I’ve included the original prologue, epilogue, facts about the book and left the chapters intact. I hope you enjoy the story. It was written with my heart more than my marketing sense.

~Prologue~

Many decades ago, Havana, Cuba was the jewel of the Caribbean. In the 1950s, it was a cosmopolitan city that rivaled Las Vegas. Unlike today, America and Cuba were not at odds and Americans, along with others from all over the world, flocked to Havana to enjoy the weather, the beauty and the decadence. Havana was the crown jewel of Cuba and her people. However, Havana and Cuba had their dark side.

President Fulgencio Batista was once the democratically elected president of Cuba in the 1940s but after he left office, Batista led a military coup in the early 1950’s that made him president again. Batista, however, was a dictator who showed little concern for the people of Cuba and their needs. While Cubans suffered, Batista lined his pockets. His government was corrupt, greedy and in bed with the American mob.

Still, Havana thrived as a world-class tourist destination. Times were good in Havana, especially for those that ran the hotels, casinos and clubs as well as the dictator Batista and his government to whom they paid bribes. These injustices, however, were sowing the seeds of discontent and ultimately revolution. Fidel Castro and his 26th of July Movement promised the justice and reform the people craved and they fought to overthrow Batista.

In 1958, the Cuban Revolution had gained support throughout much of the island nation. Castro and his fellow revolutionaries threatened to overthrow the Batista government as they won important victories in the fall of that year. Havana remained untouched by the fighting but a storm was brewing on the horizon. December, 1958, was the beginning of the end of the good times for Havana, Cuba. Bautista’s greed and corruption were nothing compared to what the Cuban people would face when Castro and his communist followers came to power...

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