One Red Bastard
by Ed Lin
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Pub Date Apr 24 2012 | Archive Date Sep 01 2012
St. Martin's Press | Minotaur Books
Description
A new thiller from the author of Snakes Can't Run, S.J. Rozan's "favorite new writer in years."
It’s the fall of 1976, and New York’s Chinatown is in turmoil over news that Mao’s daughter is seeking asylum in the U.S. Robert Chow is a neighborhood detective in training, and he is thrilled when his girlfriend Lonnie scores an interview with the Chinese representative of Mao’s daughter. But hours after the interview, the man is found dead. Lonnie, as the last person to see him alive, is the main suspect.
Advance Praise
Praise for Snakes Can't Run
"Readers interested in the integration of Asian-Americans into American
society, as well as those who like gritty procedurals, will be well rewarded."
--Publishers Weekly (starred)
“Ed Lin is a new gifted voice in the urban crime and mystery genre,
depicting his inner landscape, New York's Chinatown and beyond, with innate
affection, sharp acuteness and understated humor.” - Da Chen, author of
Colors of the Mountain and Brothers
“A unique down-to-the-gritty-sidewalk police procedural. If you dig the
novels of Eddie Bunker or movies like 'King of New York' and 'Mean Streets,' Ed
Lin's subterranean neighborhood is for you.” - Barry Gifford, author of
Imagination of the Heart and Wild at Heart
"This will definitely appeal to mystery and crime thriller fans but will
also be satisfying to the general reader, as well." --Sacramento Book
Review
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9780312660901 |
| PRICE | $25.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 256 |
