Castro's Bomb

loved it , could not stop leasing to it .finished too soon. a must read.

this is a quick and sometimes fun alt - history story about the Cubans invading Gitmo only a month after the '62 missile crisis. the downside of this is there are some unhistorical people or pieces of equipment showing up, but for those things the story is relatively good. not much more than a beach read or plane read. the ending did feel rushed, but having read similar "men's action novels" before or pulp war novels, the endings are always rushed.

the reader threw in a few attempts in voice acting to get some of the characters to pop. for one the reader tried to parrot a Nicholson accent and in another character the reader tried to pull off a really bad boris badenov accent.not distracting just fun and gave the story some thing else.

This was my first book by this author and I enjoyed it immensely. I will be purchasing a second in hope it is as good as this one

Parts were very interesting involving the political realities of the day. But other parts just dragged on.

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The narration was a little odd. There were no separations between scenes. It could be a full minute before you could figure out that the book had switched to a different scene with different characters.