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Papa's Problem - Patrick Kendrick

Papa's Problem

Patrick Kendrick
BluewaterPress LLC , English
44 ratings
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In depression era Key West, Ernest "Papa" Hemingway becomes embroiled in a plot that involves illegal gambling and smuggling refugees when he finds himself the suspect in the murder of a Cuban prostitute. Working with the mysterious former Scotland Yard inspector, Emmet MacWain, they must delve into the dark side of this sunny paradise and find the answers that may help save hundreds of innocent lives as well as their own.
“Rarely have I been so riveted as I have been with Patrick Kendrick’s story of Key West, Ernest Hemingway, Cuba, murder, and the plight of the Eastern European Jews who sought refuge in Cuba.
Kendrick writes like the love child of Elmore Leonard and Barbara Taylor Bradford.”
- Parker Ladd-former host The Palm Beach Author Series.

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