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Perlstein, David

 
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Synopsis

SAN CAFÉ casts a ribald, satirical eye on Latin American leftist politics and American corporate greed. Security consultant Bobby Gatling anticipates a working vacation in the Central American nation of San Cristo. But revolutionaries challenge a government controlled by Bobby's client, Mobys Inc. the world's largest coffee retailer. A jungle ambush and the disappearance of an Italian priest deepen Bobby's involvement. He must lead a challenging manhunt while dealing with a Marxist presidential candidate fond of gourmet cooking, a delusional Cristano army officer, bloodthirsty American mercenaries, a purple-haired Italian journalist-diva and Mobys' domineering CEO-as well as Bobby's nominal boss, the beautiful, gun-toting Maria Skavronsky.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

SAN CAFÉ casts a ribald, satirical eye on Latin American leftist politics and American corporate greed. Security consultant Bobby Gatling anticipates a working vacation in the Central American nation of San Cristo. But revolutionaries challenge a government controlled by Bobby's client, Mobys Inc. the world's largest coffee retailer. A jungle ambush and the disappearance of an Italian priest deepen Bobby's involvement. He must lead a challenging manhunt while dealing with a Marxist presidential candidate fond of gourmet cooking, a delusional Cristano army officer, bloodthirsty American mercenaries, a purple-haired Italian journalist-diva and Mobys' domineering CEO-as well as Bobby's nominal boss, the beautiful, gun-toting Maria Skavronsky.

Biographie de l'auteur

David Perlstein is the author of Slick! and two non-fiction books, God's Others: Non-Israelites' Encounters With God in the Hebrew Bible and Solo Success: 101 Tips for Becoming a $100,000-a-Year Freelancer. He lives in San Francisco.

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