Randy Richardson, "Another Havana Hangover"

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About the Book:
From the award-winning author of Havana Hangover comes the pulse-pounding sequel, Another Havana Hangover.

Tanner Ford never meant to become a spy. He became one because Richard Swift—a Washington powerbroker with a talent for finding weakness—gave him no other choice. Swift doesn’t rule through force. He rules through leverage, fear, and systems designed to decide outcomes before anyone realizes they’ve lost.

Now Swift’s reach is global. His power nearly untouchable. And Tanner is the man who helped him build it.

To escape, Tanner must destroy the very machinery he once believed might redeem him. That means returning to Havana—the city that shaped him, scarred him, and still holds the people he left behind. As old loyalties resurface and long-buried betrayals demand payment, Tanner is forced to confront the cost of trust—and whether it can ever be earned again.

Another Havana Hangover is a gripping story of espionage and reckoning, where the most dangerous lie isn’t the one you tell others—but the one you tell yourself about who you’ve become.

About the Author:
Randy Richardson is an attorney, award-winning journalist, and the founding president of the Chicago Writers Association. He is the author of the Tanner Ford thriller series, including Havana Hangover and its highly anticipated sequel, Another Havana Hangover (2026), a globe-spanning story of espionage, loyalty, and deception set eight years after the events of the original novel. Havana Hangover earned widespread acclaim, receiving honors from the Kindle Book Awards, Best Thrillers, Reader Views, Readers’ Favorite, and the International Book Awards.

Richardson is also the author of the novels Cheeseland and Lost in the Ivy, and the coauthor of the nonfiction book Cubsessions. His essays have appeared in anthologies such as Chicken Soup for the Father and Son Soul and Cubbie Blues, as well as literary journals including Hypertext and Memory House.

He was the first male recipient of the National Federation of Press Women’s Communicator of Achievement Award and has been named to NewCity’s Lit 50: Who Really Books in Chicago list in 2019, 2022, and 2025. Learn more at randyrichardson.co.