MURDER IN CHINA an addictive crime mystery full of twists - Lewis, Roy
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A trove of Chinese treasure throws up a dilemma for Arnold and his team. Should they keep it? Or sell it off to the highest bidder? Enter Steven Sullivan: a suave young magnate with ties to the Far East. His boss has more than a casual interest in the ancient Chinese artifacts. And he's keen to take Arnold and his prickly coworkers out to dinner to seal the deal. But Arnold has barely picked up his chopsticks when . . . A gunshot explodes from the kitchen, killing the only other diner in the near-empty restaurant. Steven leaps up in hot pursuit, to be grazed by a second bullet in a shady…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A trove of Chinese treasure throws up a dilemma for Arnold and his team. Should they keep it? Or sell it off to the highest bidder? Enter Steven Sullivan: a suave young magnate with ties to the Far East. His boss has more than a casual interest in the ancient Chinese artifacts. And he's keen to take Arnold and his prickly coworkers out to dinner to seal the deal. But Arnold has barely picked up his chopsticks when . . . A gunshot explodes from the kitchen, killing the only other diner in the near-empty restaurant. Steven leaps up in hot pursuit, to be grazed by a second bullet in a shady alley. The killer escapes into the night, leaving Steven to walk away with his life. A stroke of luck? Or a smokescreen for something more sinister? Arnold won't rest until he uncovers the truth. But what if the next bullet is meant for him?
Autorenporträt
Born in Rhondda, Roy Lewis is a graduate of Bristol, Exeter and Durham Universities. He qualified as a chartered company secretary and was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple. He is a former Chairman of the Association of Law Teachers and former International President of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries. He taught Law for 10 years before being appointed as One of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Further & Higher Education. He was later appointed as Principal of Wigan College of Technology. He is the author of several law texts and has had considerable success as a crime writer, having published 68 crime novels. He lived in the north of England where many of his novels are set.