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The Cuban Connection - Tobin, Richard K
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The Cuban Connection is a book for youth of all ages and crosses genre lines. Its part mystery, somewhat historical, with a latent love story and an element of adventure. The story takes place in Louisbourg, Nova Scotia, which is still Canadas most visited historical site. This one summer five bad actors arrive in Louisbourg for an unknown reason and our three teenage heroes immediately become suspicious. Once the teens find out why these hoodlums arrived in Louisbourg, finding no help from the police, they set out to ruin the crooks plot through brave and heroic deeds before the police finally come to their aid. And now its yours to enjoy.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Cuban Connection is a book for youth of all ages and crosses genre lines. Its part mystery, somewhat historical, with a latent love story and an element of adventure. The story takes place in Louisbourg, Nova Scotia, which is still Canadas most visited historical site. This one summer five bad actors arrive in Louisbourg for an unknown reason and our three teenage heroes immediately become suspicious. Once the teens find out why these hoodlums arrived in Louisbourg, finding no help from the police, they set out to ruin the crooks plot through brave and heroic deeds before the police finally come to their aid. And now its yours to enjoy.
Autorenporträt
It wasn't until I was approaching retirement age that I took a more serious interest in writing. I had done many things in the meantime. Thanks to a jingoistic and abusive father who was a member of the Canadian Air Force police during World War II, I was forced to enlist in the Reserve Army even before I had graduated from high school. I had to enlist or else my father would have made living at home intolerable. I was placed in the medical corps which was a softer touch than most other corps. I was also forced to become a junior Rotarian by my high school's vice-principal which meant I lost a half a day of school every week. Despite that, I graduated with distinction. The Rotary meetings, however, were very enjoyable and lunch was always a meal much better than I was used to eating at home. There was always a guest speaker and the speeches were usually enjoyable and informative. All of this was stored away by me and it comes out at times in my writing. I can only hope you don't have any serious complaints with my literature. I know my audience and I write to keep them satisfied with my non-complicated plots and my characters are far from complex as well.