Canberra. Pandanus Books. 2004. 405pp, paperback. "Robert Bruntons novel, Golden Pavilions, is based on the UN-sponsored First Asia Trade Fair held in Bangkok in 1966. Brothers Teddy and William Brown are elated when, following a period of professional uncertainty, they are invited to lead the design and construction of Australia's... More
New York. Hachette Book Group. 2016. 358pp, paperback. Ladarat Patalung, for one, would have been happier without a serial murderer in her life. Then again, she never meant to be a detective in the first place. But while content in her role at the Chaing Mai Hospital in Thailand as... More
United Kingdom: Quercus Publishing Plc, 2013. Paperback. What do you do when you find a severed head on the beach? With her former cop grandfather as back up, crime reporter Jimm Juree sets out to discover how the poor fellow got there. On their journey they uncover gruesome tales of... More
London. Quercus. 2011. Illustration, 373pp, paperback. When crime reporter Jimm Juree is forced to follow her family from Chiang Mai to a fishing village on the Gulf of Siam, she's convinced her career is over. Her journalism will surely dwindle to reports on the annual monsoon-induced floods, for what crimes... More
Thailand. Silkworm Books. 2008. 223pp, paperback. For the past seven months, every full moon night has brought eerie sightings of ghostly heads bobbing on the surface of the sea. An excited throng of people are gathering each month to witness the grisly spectacle at Wat Phloi, a tiny monastery on... More
