Praise for _Chinatown Beat_ : “A worthy debut. . . . Chang writes with stark power and authority, covering the territory as only an insider can. He evokes the spirit, sights, smells and language of his setting in compelling fashion.”— _Chicago Sun-Times_ “Yu is a fellow whose adventures should be
Year of the Dog
✍ Scribed by Chang, Henry
- Book ID
- 108924930
- Publisher
- Soho Crime
- Year
- 2008
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 133 KB
- Series
- A Detective Jack Yu Investigation 2
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781569475157
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✦ Synopsis
Praise for Chinatown Beat:
�A worthy debut. . . . Chang writes with stark power and authority, covering the territory as only an insider can. He evokes the spirit, sights, smells and language of his setting in compelling fashion.��Chicago Sun-Times
�Yu is a fellow whose adventures should be worth following.��The Washington Post Book World
�Should make the locals sit up and gasp.��The New York Times Book Review
�It doesn�t get much better than this stunning novel.��The Boston Globe
�A fascinating look at New York�s Chinese-American urban community and its subcultures.��Publishers Weekly
�A great beginning to what should be a worthy series.��Library Journal
�Very slick, very smart.��Globe and Mail
�Classic noir. . . . A real discovery.��Richard Price
He�s been transferred to a different precinct, but Detective Jack Yu cannot get away from Chinatown�s criminals�his old friends�who have hooked up with the Hong Kong-based triads in an elaborate nationwide credit card fraud. He also cannot escape the Chinese victims whose stories cry out for justice, like the teenage Chinese take-out delivery boy brutally murdered in the projects.
Henry Chang was born and raised in New York City�s Chinatown, where he still lives. His debut novel, Chinatown Beat, was hailed in several best of 2006 lists.
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