Enjoy a fresh look at this exotic vacation land through the eyes of several American adventurers. Join their travel experience through forests, cities, tribal lands and the breadth of seascape. Their search is both encounter with history and self-revelation. Current realities, treachery, redemption, beauty and love are misted with memory yet they reveal a people rich with promise. "...using metaphors and imagination to form her stories, with an end result to make (historic) mutation of hatred into something good," Passage to Cuba "offers a backdrop of natural beauty with history to unroll suspense and romance." Christi Womack, Community Columnist, The Herald Tribune Bradenton 10/2015 " ...All eras have triumphs and tragedies, heroes and villains. Somehow, filling up on these stories from the past enriches the present, makes one appreciative...' Passage to Cuba is such,' ...entertaining and educational..." Barbara Dee, Living on the Suncoast magazine.11/15. As an author, Penelle has always had pen to paper. Before novels, she first produced six major city travelogues as well as numerous articles ranging in scope from Nature to Business and from History to Culture. Her background includes administration in the newsroom of Radio Free Europe, business and international tourism. Penelle credits her wanderlust spirit to her father's storytelling and global interests, as well as the wonderful influence of visiting countries around the world as flight attendant with Pan American World Airways. Subsequently, and over an eleven year period, Penelle led learning and leisure tours to different locales including Cuba, where she was privileged to do so with participants of U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's                                                      People-to-People programs for peace. She is busy preparing the fourth novel, Limelight in Paris, Secrets...