Crocodile Tears
Nov 2021 · Fremantle Press
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A thrilling crime series continues, uncovering dark secrets in Australia and Timor-Leste.
Detective Cato Kwong investigates a gruesome murder in suburban Australia, leading him to Timor-Leste. There, he reunites with Rory Driscoll, a resourceful spook with a hazy moral compass, as they chaperone whistleblowers with targets on their backs. As they navigate a web of international intrigue and political conspiracy, Cato and Rory must confront their pasts and decide who to trust.
This suspenseful crime thriller explores themes of corruption, identity, and justice against the backdrop of Australian and Timorese history. Perfect for readers seeking gritty police procedurals and atmospheric suspense novels. Will Cato and Rory survive the crocodile tears?
A thrilling crime series continues, uncovering dark secrets in Australia and Timor-Leste.
Detective Cato Kwong investigates a gruesome murder in suburban Australia, leading him to Timor-Leste. There, he reunites with Rory Driscoll, a resourceful spook with a hazy moral compass, as they chaperone...
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Alan Carter was born in Sunderland, UK. He immigrated to Australia in 1991 and now lives just south of Hobart. He sometimes works as a television documentary director. In his spare time he plunges into the icy Tasmanian waters for fun. He is the author of the Nick Chester series, Marlborough Man and Doom Creek, set in NZ, and the award-winning Cato Kwong novels: Prime Cut, Getting Warmer, Bad Seed, and Heaven Sent. Crocodile Tears is the fifth book in the series.
Alan Carter was born in Sunderland, UK. He immigrated to Australia in 1991 and now lives just south of Hobart. He sometimes works as a television documentary director. In his spare time he plunges into the icy Tasmanian waters for fun. He is the author of the Nick Chester series, Marlborough Man ...
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