The second Bill Smith/Lydia Chin novel. Narrated by Bill Smith, set in the Bronx. <div class="three columns ad
MANDARIN PLAID (Lydia Chin/Bill Smith series)
โ Scribed by Rozan, S J
- Book ID
- 109246387
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 207 KB
- Series
- Lydia Chin/Bill Smith
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1259648605
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
It's a long way from the cramped, dreary sweatshops where Lydia Chin's mother once sewed for the heady world of fashion. But in New York City, worlds collide. And a petite, Chinese-American P.I. can still rub shoulders with the rich, the poor, the beautiful, and the depraved. Elegant, porcelain-skinned Genna Jing is sure her latest designs are worth a fortune. That's why she is willing to pay the fifty grand being demanded by the person who stole her design book. But when Lydia--backed by her partner Bill Smith--makes the drop, everything goes wrong. Soon a simple case of high-fashion extortion leads Lydia and Bill from Chinatown to Park Avenue, and from murder to more money: a million dollars in exchange for a missing man's life...
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