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    The Thai Dragon

    By Guy Lilburne

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    A beautiful young woman is found murdered in a luxury apartment on the tropical holiday island of Phuket. She has been butchered. She has a top security pass for the British embassy. Exhibits have gone missing and the crime scene has been tampered with.

    Dublin born Detective Sgt Danny O’Brien has been an alcoholic for the last ten years, when the British Ambassador in Bangkok requests assistance from Scotland Yard for this ‘No hoper’ of a case. Danny is packed off to Thailand to see out the last six months before his retirement. He is met at the airport by the beautiful, but brand newly promoted Thai Detective ‘Ying’ who is assigned to him because she is the only Thai Detective who is fluent in English.

    They both have secrets and sorrows from their pasts and issues with each other and with the case. Can they overcome a cultural difference that puts them worlds apart long enough to solve an unsolvable case?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateDec 17, 2013
    ISBN9786162220517
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    The Thai Dragon
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    Guy Lilburne

    Guy Lilburne has been a policeman for 28 years and a detective for the last 25 years. He has worked in CID, murder squads, drugs squad,vice squad, special enquiries, and serious crime squads. He has also worked in a specialist Covert Unit and more recently in a Cold Case Review Squad. He has been writing for over twenty years but this is his first book to come to public attention. He is currently writing the follow up book entitled 'The Kiss of the Dragon'.

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