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Brackish Water: An Angus Green Novel: A Gay FBI Thriller of Cuban Rafters, Art Smugglers, and Miami Crime

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Brackish Water: An Angus Green Novel: A Gay FBI Thriller of Cuban Rafters, Art Smugglers, and Miami Crime

De : Neil S. Plakcy
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Special Agent Angus Green finds himself navigates a complex web of art theft, immigration, and personal discovery.When a young Cuban art historian is detained after illegally entering the United States, Angus sees an opportunity to unravel a larger criminal enterprise. Yulirus claims knowledge of valuable artwork being smuggled out of Cuba. As Angus digs deeper, he uncovers a sophisticated operation involving not just art theft, but money laundering and discrimination within a prominent Cuban-American business.Balancing the demands of his investigation with his own ethical compass, Angus finds himself advocating for Yulirus and another Cuban immigrant. Angus must navigate the complexities of immigration law, FBI procedures, and his own growing empathy for those caught in difficult circumstances.Meanwhile, Angus's personal life is in flux. He's moving in with his boyfriend Lester, a transition that brings its own set of challenges and uncertainties. As he settles into their new shared apartment, Angus grapples with the evolving dynamics of their relationship and his own identity as a gay man in law enforcement.The investigation takes unexpected turns, leading Angus from the brackish waters of the Florida Keys to the sleek high-rises of Miami's Brickell Avenue. Adding another layer of complexity, Angus receives shocking news about his own family history, forcing him to reconsider his understanding of fatherhood and identity. This personal journey parallels the themes of the Murillo painting at the center of the investigation – a depiction of Saint Joseph and the young Jesus that resonates deeply with Angus's evolving perspective on family and belonging.With its rich exploration of Cuban-American culture, the complexities of immigration, and the high-stakes world of art crime, Brackish Water offers readers a nuanced and compelling narrative that is at once a gripping procedural and a thoughtful examination of human nature.©2023 Neil S. Plakcy (P)2026 Neil S. Plakcy
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