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When the crew of a ship carrying hundreds of Chinese refugees is murdered, PI Cape Weathers, a former cop, immediately suspects it's the work of a professional assassin. But Cape's investigation is hampered by the fact that his partner, Sally (who happens to be a trained assassin), is missing. Soon Cape is locked in a deadly battle with the ruthless Chinese organized crime organization, the Triads. It's an intriguing story, marred somewhat by overwriting. Still, there are flashes of flair and inspiration in this promising first novel. David Pitt
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Crimespree Magazine, Jan/Feb 2007
Tim Maleeny makes a strong entrance into crime fiction with Stealing The Dragon. There is hardly a drought of Asian-themed mysteries but Maleeny gives readers a fresh and fast take that enthralls."
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When the crew of a ship carrying hundreds of Chinese refugees is murdered, PI Cape Weathers, a former cop, immediately suspects it's the work of a professional assassin. But Cape's investigation is hampered by the fact that his partner, Sally (who happens to be a trained assassin), is missing. Soon Cape is locked in a deadly battle with the ruthless Chinese organized crime organization, the Triads. It's an intriguing story, marred somewhat by overwriting. Still, there are flashes of flair and inspiration in this promising first novel. David Pitt
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
Crimespree Magazine, Jan/Feb 2007
Tim Maleeny makes a strong entrance into crime fiction with Stealing The Dragon. There is hardly a drought of Asian-themed mysteries but Maleeny gives readers a fresh and fast take that enthralls."
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