A Night in the Tropics

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Vantage Press, Inc, 2007 - 226 pagina's

America's cities are awash in a flood of Panamanian cocaine. Navy vet John Kincaid has been selected by the White House to head an specialized undercover team to steal organizational and bank records for the world's largest drug network. A Night in the Tropicsis a tale of romance, sultry tropical nights, and unflagging dedication.

 

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aircraft American arrived bank boat Bullet Cafe Duran called Canal Zone ceremony Charlie Cocoli Cucaracha deck Diane and John Diane asked Diane replied Diane's Don Quixote drug eyes Father Loeven fight flying Fool's Dust Fort Amador gear girls going Harley-Davidson Isla Contadora Jefe Joey John answered John asked John heard John replied John then asked John thought John's mother kids Kinkaid kite light lived looked Luis Manny Marine Mercury Villager Miguel minutes mission morning Nautor Naval Navy Yard night Okay Operation Just Cause operations Panama Canal Panama City Panama Hotel president quickly radio ready retirement sailor ship shower shrunken heads Simon Simon Luis sleep Star-Spangled Banner stuff talk thanks thing Tocumen International Airport tomorrow Tony took Truman U.S. Navy United walked Washington week whispered

Over de auteur (2007)

Louis Joseph Barbier grew up in the Panama Canal Zone where he attended Canal Zone Junior College. He served in the U.S. Navy 6 years and graduated from Louisiana State University in 1967. His short stories have won several writing awards and his poetry has been published by the International Library of Poetry. Mr. Barbier is retired and lives in Florida with his wife. He enjoys reading, writing, walking, and music.

Bibliografische gegevens

TitelA Night in the Tropics
AuteurLouis Joseph Barbier
UitgeverVantage Press, Inc, 2007
ISBN0533149819, 9780533149810
Lengte226 pagina's
  
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