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The Second Biggest Nothing

Dr. Siri Paiboun Series, Book 14.
Verfasser*in: Suche nach Verfasser*in Cotterill, Colin.
Verfasser*innenangabe: Colin Cotterill.
Jahr: 2019.
Mediengruppe: eBook
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In this dark, quirky fourteenth Dr. Siri Paiboun mystery set in Communist Laos in the early '80s, a death threat sends Dr. Siri down memory lane, from Paris in the ’30s to war-torn Vietnam in the ’70s, to figure out who's trying to kill him now. Vientiane, 1980: For a man of his age and in his corner of the world, Dr. Siri, the 76-year-old former national coroner of Laos, is doing remarkably well—especially considering the fact that he is possessed by a thousand-year-old Hmong shaman. That is, until he finds a mysterious note tied to his dog’s tail. Upon finding someone to translate the note, Dr. Siri learns it is a death threat addressed not only to him, but to everyone he holds dear. Whoever wrote the note claims the job will be executed in two weeks.   Thus, at the urging of his wife and his motley crew of faithful friends, Dr. Siri must figure out who wants him dead, prompting him to recount three incidents over the years: an early meeting with his lifelong pal Civilai in Paris in the early ’30s, a particularly disruptive visit to an art museum in Saigon in 1956, and a prisoner of war negotiation in Hanoi at the height of the Vietnam War in the ’70s. There will be grave consequences in the present if Dr. Siri can’t decipher the clues from his past.

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Verfasser*in: Suche nach Verfasser*in Cotterill, Colin.
Verfasser*innenangabe: Colin Cotterill.
Jahr: 2019.
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Systematik: Suche nach dieser Systematik FIC016000, FIC022080, FIC022100
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ISBN: 9781641290623
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Mediengruppe: eBook