Journey to Zembeylia: A novel of exotic travel, sleazy doings, and murder. - Bransten, Thomas R.
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Lincoln Goldstone, disgruntled owner of a rundown travel agency in Manhattan, is surprised when he's invited on a deluxe tour to Zembeylia, Africa with some of the biggest names in the business. But in Zembeylia all is not peaceful - a corrupt politician, Bhulliwah, plots to overthrow the current king. Within the travel group there are also secret plottings and intrigues. Aboard an overnight train one of the tour leaders is murdered in a locked sleeping cabin. Goldstone, who has a next door cabin, is immediately suspected both by police and group members. Several more murders take place, with…mehr

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Lincoln Goldstone, disgruntled owner of a rundown travel agency in Manhattan, is surprised when he's invited on a deluxe tour to Zembeylia, Africa with some of the biggest names in the business. But in Zembeylia all is not peaceful - a corrupt politician, Bhulliwah, plots to overthrow the current king. Within the travel group there are also secret plottings and intrigues. Aboard an overnight train one of the tour leaders is murdered in a locked sleeping cabin. Goldstone, who has a next door cabin, is immediately suspected both by police and group members. Several more murders take place, with Goldstone always in the wrong place at the wrong time, and unless he can convince Zembeylia's top detective of his innocence, he's headed for the guillotine.
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Thomas R. Bransten, born in San Francisco, has been a merchant marine officer, an airline customer clerk, a news vendor, a car salesman, a travel agent and real estate agent. He spent most of his working life as a foreign correspondent in Paris with now defunct United Press International (UPI), and reporter for The International Herald Tribune. As a newsman, he traveled in much of Europe and extensively in Africa, covering wars and other stories of international significance.