A Lady in Havana

It’s the late 1950’s in Havana. Flowing mojitos and hip-shaking rhumbas rule colorful nightclubs filled with elegantly dressed beautiful people from around the world. Casinos, run by gangsters like Meyer Lansky, and a government on the brink, keep the atmosphere charged.Enter Dimple Duncan, a proper Southern belle trying to help her husband with the social aspects of landing a business deal with the Batista government. When she meets Roberto, the Latin dreamboat lawyer also helping her husband, things quickly get out of hand – romantically and ethically. And when she meets Fidel her patriotism is tested in a way she never dreamed possible.About the AuthorA Lady in Havana is the first work of historical women’s fiction from Ashley Morgan, a pseudonym for an author whose bestselling novels have been previously published under another name. A native Floridian, Morgan splits time between homes in Central Florida and the mountains of Western North Carolina and enjoys traveling, opera and fine wines.Book Review 1:“A torrid love affair and a country on the brink of revolution mesmerize...well researched with a solid narrative...an irresistible drama.” -- Publishers WeeklyBook Review 2: “A new voice sure to become a noticed one!” -- Sandra Brown, New York Times Bestselling AuthorBook Review 3:“...a stimulating brew of intrigue, romance, historical accuracy...a splendid piece of writing.” -- Winston Groom, Author of Forrest Gump and The AlliesBook Review 4:“...a young wife...is caught in a web of forbidden romance and political intrigue. Morgan’s debut is an engaging, compulsively readable work of historical fiction bolstered by compelling characters and a fast-paced narrative...vivid descriptions...A thoughtful, thrilling portrait of one woman’s personal and political self-discovery.” -- Kirkus Reviews