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The Slaughter Pavilion - Catherine Sampson


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The Slaughter Pavilion - Catherine Sampson

 
Description: ISBN 0230014445 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Catherine Sampson / Hardcover / 297 Pages / Book is published 2008-09-05 by Macmillan

Newest Review: ... a straightforward character, having a complicated background - complete with an ex-wife, a child he doesn't really get on ... more

 ... with and a complex job history. Yet, there is no attempt to make the reader feel sorry for him and somehow he seemed really fresh and different - possibly because his native background is so different from the Poirots and Dagleishes Western readers are used to. Whatever the reason, I was intrigued enough by the man to want to read more books in the series. I also liked Song's sidekicks; Wolf, so-called because of his silver hair, and Blue, a female computer geek who is able to use technology to find out the machination...more

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Premium Review The Slaughter Pavilion - Catherine Sampson: Missing children (813 words)
by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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Song, an ex-policeman who now runs a private investigation business in Beijing, is approached by a potential client, but before he can help him, the client falls off the top of a massive office building, leaving behind the frozen body of his daughter. Intrigued, Song discovers that a number of children are going missing in an area outside Beijing, but the authorities seem determined not to investigate. And at the head of the non-investigation, is Song's former father-in-law, Chen Dalei. Can Song find out what has been going on without incurring the wrath of the authorities? And can he protect his son from Chen Dalei's guilty secrets? I am always slightly ...  Read the complete review

 

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