Remember Tokyo: A Foreign Affairs Mystery

· A Foreign Affairs Mystery Book 3 · Dundurn
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In Tokyo, Charlie Hillier discovers you can’t always bank on the truth.

Fresh off a harrowing experience in Russia, Charlie is keen to lay low, and his latest posting to Tokyo offers him the chance to immerse himself in a truly foreign culture.

Charlie is soon drawn into his first consular case when a successful young investment banker winds up in a coma following a car accident. After a man claiming to be a friend of the banker’s turns up dead, Charlie and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police inspector assigned to investigate the murder, Chikako Kobayashi, discover that trusting the banker — who emerges from his coma with amnesia — may be a dangerous decision.

As Charlie tries to sift truth from deceit, he’s unsure if he’s dealing with a man whose accident has brought about a profound change for the better or a devious criminal lurking behind a convenient facade.
In Tokyo, Charlie Hillier discovers you can’t always bank on the truth. Fresh off a harrowing experience in Russia, Charlie is keen to lay low, and his latest posting to Tokyo offers him the chance to immerse himself in a truly foreign culture. Charlie is soon drawn into his first consular case...

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Nick Wilkshire is a lawyer and author. Remember Tokyo is the third book in his Foreign Affairs series featuring consular officer and amateur sleuth Charlie Hillier. He lives in Ottawa.
Nick Wilkshire is a lawyer and author. Remember Tokyo is the third book in his Foreign Affairs series featuring consular officer and amateur sleuth Charlie Hillier. He lives in Ottawa.

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