Paperback Raita - William Rhode Reviews
Description:ISBN 0743440293 /
Newest Review: ... of drugs. Several years later and Josh is still in India, living in an awful hostel and living day by day. Desperate times ... more
... call for desperate measures and when Josh stumbles across some gossip he puts two and two together, to make a crime caper. Supposedly a top Bollywood actor is also a leading drug dealer. With the help of his own Bollywood pal, and a new woman in his life, Josh plans to rip off the dealer for his drugs, money and diamonds!
A lot of books sell themselves on being a particular genre; 'Paperback' is not one of these books. This is a story that is on the surface a crime novel, but also has liberal amounts of humou...more
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William Rhode Paperback Raita Publisher: Pocket BooksDate of Publication: 2002Binding: paperbac ... Last Update 23.05.2013 07:50
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Customer Paperback Raita - William Rhode Reviews (1)
by - written on 27/04/10 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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After College or University many people will choose to travel for a year before embarking on the drudge of 9 to 5. During this period they will enrich their experiences of new cultures and broaden their outlook on life. Or they will end up broke and ill in some grim country with only boiled rice and a sense of quiet indignation to feast upon. Travelling is not for me. In fact, getting me out of the country is no easy task as I'm just too lazy to go somewhere that I can not understand the language. This 'Little Britain' attitude is not what put the Great in Great Britain, but it went someway to helping. Novels like 'Paperback Raita' are fun for me to read once in a . Read the complete review
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