Five
foreigners have died in Bangkok. Were they drug overdose victims
or victims of a serial killer? Calvino believes the evidence
points to a serial killer who stalks tourists in Bangkok. The
Thai police, including Colonel Pratt, don’t buy his theory.
Calvino
teams up with an LAPD officer on a bodyguard assignment. Hidden
forces pull them through swank shopping malls, rundown hotels,
Klong Toey slum, and bars in the redlight district as they try
to keep their man and themselves alive. As Calvino learns more
about the bodies being shipped back to America, the secret of
the serial killer is revealed.
Cold
HIt Audio Book
The
audio book for Cold Hit now has a great trailer. Have
a look. The idea is to give a sense of the book and the
Bangkok setting. Much thanks to Sean at Aquarium Studios for
the production.
Jarad
Henry put together the footage and Aquarium did a fantastic
job laying down the sound and editing the video. Veteran VO
actor Dan Russell brings Vincent Calvino and Bangkok alive.
Praise
“The
story is plausible and riveting to the end.” —The Japan Times
“Tight,
intricate plotting, wickedly astute . . . Cold Hit will have
you variously gasping, chuckling, nodding, tut-tutting, oh-yesing,
and grinding your teeth throughout its 330 pages.” —Guide of Bangkok
“The
plot is equally tricky, brilliantly devised, and clear. One
of the best crime fiction in the first half of the year.” —Ultimo Biedlefeld
“[Cold
Hit] is no standard thriller, but a suspense literature full
of original metaphors.” —Saarbrücker Zeitung
“City
jungle, sex, drugs, power, but also good-hearted people: a
complete crime.” —Zwanzig Minuten Zürich
“A
colourful piece, rich in action, of detective literature.” —Title Magazin.de
“Calvino
is a wonderful private detective figure! Consistent action,
masterful language . . .and Anglo-Saxon humour at its best.” —Lutz Bunk, DeutschlandRadio, Berlin
“Moore
depicts the city from below. He shows its dirt, its inner
conflicts, its cruelty, its devotion. Hard, cruel, comical
and good. ” —Readme.de
“What
is outstanding in the works of Christopher G. Moore is his in
depth comprehension of what psychiatrist Carl Jung labeled the
collective unconscious, as it applies to Thai motivation, thinking
and action. Moore understands the Thais better than many understand
themselves.” —Bangkok Post
“Cold
Hit definitely is one of those books you will not want to
put down.” —Pattaya Mail
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