Kurzrezension: Steve Hamilton: “Die a Stranger”

Late one clear night in June, a single-engine Cessna–loaded down with high-grade marijuana from Canada–lands clandestinely on an airstrip in eastern Michigan. It has all the marks of a successful smuggling mission …

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