Mike Holman's Cuban Mission Gains Momentum as Teams Tackle Logistics and Water Crisis
In the latest installment of Scott McKay’s thriller, operatives Douglas Thibaud and Selena Jimenez navigate a complex supply chain in Cuba, repairing a broken water main and preparing a new pier for incoming cargo.
Douglas Thibaud and Selena Jimenez, operating under the cover of Canadian contractors, embark on a mission to support a covert Cuban operation. Their journey begins in Vancouver, proceeds through a delayed flight to the tiny Bahamian outpost of Duncan Town, and culminates in Gibara, where they encounter a water main break that has left the town without running water. With the help of Sentinel Security personnel and local party secretary Aldo Pupo, they deliver repair parts and install a temporary water solution, while also overseeing the construction of a new pontoon pier to replace the inadequate dock.
Ex-CIA veteran Jack Gray supplies bug-removal devices and advises on communications security. The team also seeks permission from the provincial cultural heritage office to repurpose a historic tower for port operations, illustrating the blend of infrastructure work and political negotiation that underpins the larger plot to free Cuba.
Why it matters
The story shows how covert operations rely on intricate logistics, local alliances, and infrastructure projects to achieve strategic goals.
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