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Samurai Code
Submitted by dmacdonell on Sun, 2009-10-04 13:59
- A A Jack Taggart Mystery Book
- 978-1-55488-697-5
- July 2010
- 432pp, Paperback
- $11.99 CAD
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He traces the gun from the manufacturer to the person it was stolen from and through several criminals until the trail leads him to a suspected heroin importer. Taggart pretends to be an Irish gangster and penetrates the criminal organization, only to discover that the real crime boss is a mysterious figure out of Asia. Taggart and his partner are unexpectedly taken aboard a private jet where they find themselves alone and without backup in the lair of one of the largest yakuza organized crime families in Japan. East meets west. The clash of culture explodes into violence when their real identities are discovered. |
Easton will quickly suck you into the story with his crisp, clean prose, fast-moving plots, and a gift for dialogue that breathes life into his characters.
Boulevard MagazineUndercover Mountie Jack Taggart is back with a story that takes him from the seedy underground in Vancouver to the sumptuous criminal haunts of TokyoÖThis one is Easton's best so far.
The Globe and MailIt's a pretty revealing story about the way drug dealers seem to operate almost at will in so many countries.
The Star-Phoenix (Saskatoon)…a multifarious story layered with swift action, sudden violence and compassion told in a style that keeps you turning the pages. Easton is a hard-nose writer at the top of his game.
The Hamilton Spectator