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Chargement... Azabu Getaway (Detective Hiroshi Series Book 5)par Michael Pronko
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Book 5 in the Detective Hiroshi series, it helps to read the previous books to get a better understanding of the usual characters. Nonetheless, the descriptive story is a standalone. The detective and police procedural story is set in Tokyo, delving into the mystery from various perspectives. I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily. Thank you to AuthorsXP, Booksprout, and author. I can't believe that I missed the first four books!! I liked the detectives, but it was very hard to keep the names right, I love that Patrick flew from Hawaii to Japan to get his two littles girl since his wife filed for a divorce once she saw him with a blonde when he was supposed to be working in Wyoming and he had been gone for A YEAR! All Patrick wanted was to keep his young daughters safe and figure a way to get his wife out of Japan as they all were in danger. Then his boss is murdered and both the police and three thugs in black suits wanted him, with his mother-in-law dead HE IS CHARGED FOR HER MURDER! The action is non-stop and I couldn't put this book down!! aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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Money isn't everything. It's the deadly thing.
After the murder of a high-flying executive in one of Tokyo's wealth management firms, Detective Hiroshi finds himself investigating the financial schemes that secure the money of Tokyo's elite investors. His forensic accounting gets sidetracked, though, by a second murder and the abduction of two girls from the home of a hotshot wealth manager.
The abducted girls are the daughters of an international couple who seemed to have it all-a large apartment in the high-end Azabu district, top schools for the children, and a life of happy affluence. Their life falls apart and they are swept up in threats and pursuits for reasons they cannot fathom.
Tracking the money and tracking the two daughters leads Hiroshi into Tokyo's murky financial past and outside Japan's borders as he discovers how overseas investments and tax shelters are really managed.
Hiroshi works with Sakaguchi and Takamatsu and others on the homicide team, including an assertive ... Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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When the book begins, we have Patrick Walsh sneaking into what was once his apartment in Tokyo to abduct his two daughters, Jenna and Kiri. Patrick had been sent to Wyoming for work, and stayed a bit longer than one would have expected. While he was gone, his wife, Miyuki, got some pictures in the mail of Patrick in compromising positions with a blonde. She has filed for divorce. She's out when Patrick sneaks in. But, he is interrupted by the entrance of Taiga, the babysitter. Patrick plonks him one and leaves Taiga in a room with the girls' grandmother. A few hours later, Miyuki comes home to find Taiga in a coma and her mother dead.
The police get on it, and the first thing that comes to mind is to track Patrick down. Just about the same time, Leung, who runs a financial firm called the Nine Dragons, is found murdered in his office. Are the two crimes related?
We go back and forth between the police's trying to find Patrick and his daughters, Patrick's trying to smuggle his daughters out of the country and back to Wyoming, and various activities on the part of several sets of shady characters, who might also have some stake in Patrick's activities.
Well, I'll stop here. This book was part police procedural and part thriller, and rather engaging. It probably deserves to be listed as *** . ( )