Michael A. Pyle Books
Michael A. Pyle is an author whose work delves into significant social issues and historical narratives. His writing is characterized by a deep engagement with themes of race, addiction, and recovery, often set against the backdrop of Florida's past. Pyle's approach involves meticulous research and a commitment to exploring complex human experiences, making his novels both thought-provoking and resonant.
Cuban Roots
- 388 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of Cuba and Florida, this historical novel follows Luis Morales, an elderly lawyer who navigates his complex feelings about his homeland after Fidel Castro's death. As he reflects on his past during a medical crisis, the narrative intertwines his memories with the current sentiments of Cubans. Authored by Michael A. Pyle, who has extensively researched Cuban history, the book has garnered attention from the Institute of Cuban History, highlighting its credible historical references and deep cultural insights.
TOEFL CBT
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
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