Red Angel — Roxanne Longstreet

New York City cop Paul Devlin takes his instincts on a vacation to Cuba in search for the truth about his girlfriend's missing aunt, the so-called Red Angel and hero of Castro's epic revolution. Physician Adrianna Mendez helped Castro into power decades ago, and has since dedicated her life to the welfare and health of the needy and underprivileged. Now she is said to be dead, with her body stolen and missing.

In a land of religious voodoo and secret police, Devlin's detective skills are foreign for a country that seems to be in a mercurial state of chaos and poverty. He's not sure whether the local cops are good guys or bad guys. And he needs a score card to figure out what the nine different law enforcement agencies have jurisdiction over. In a state of utter confusion, he enlists his in-your-face partner and sidekick, Ollie Pitts, to come to the red nation to help make sense out of this and the evolving and bizarre clues surrounding the missing aunt and Cuban hero. New York's finest soon learn that witch craft and human sacrifice are a religious way of life for many in Cuba.

Devlin is use to the standard fare of chasing the bad guys around in the Big Apple. But it seems the opposite is happening in Cuba while he, tough-guy Pitts and the local police hunt for the missing Red Angel. But why are the Americans themselves being hunted on the island?