White Cargo

by Stuart Woods

MODERN PIRATES They should have killed Catledge. But they were too cruel. They let him live while they raped his wife and daughter. Let him live while they sent his yacht and his family to the bottom of the Caribbean. Let him live knowing he could never find the killers in the drug boomtowns and pirate ports of Colombia. Then, late one night back in the States, the phone rang. And one word gave Catledge something to live for. One word crackling through the night before the connection was lost. One word that launched a one-man war against a ruthless outlaw.

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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