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Tokyo Girl
By (author):
Brian Harvey
Brian Harvey
Imprint:
Rapid Reads - VictoriaISBN:
9781459810761Product Form:
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Trade
Paperback
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English
Audience:
General Trade
Aug 23, 2016
$9.95 CAD
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Dimensions:
7.25in x 4.75 x 0.38 in | 140 grPage Count:
144 pages
Orca Book Publishers
Rapid Reads
FICTION / Crime
Tokyo
C813/.6 23
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Frank Ryan navigates the unfamiliar culture and structure of Tokyo.
Out of tune in Tokyo.
Piano tuner and jazz musician Frank Ryan is in Japan teaching bored housewives how to play piano. Then he gets a gig in a trendy underground bar and ends up ensnared with a young woman with a grudge and the crime boss who owns the bar. Drawn into Tokyo Girl’s vendetta, Frank stumbles into an underworld where transgressions are paid for by the flash of a razor-sharp cleaver. And for a pianist, that’s not a good thing.
Tokyo Girl is the follow-up to Beethoven’s Tenth, featuring reluctant sleuth Frank Ryan.
Piano tuner and jazz musician Frank Ryan is in Japan teaching bored housewives how to play piano. Then he gets a gig in a trendy underground bar and ends up ensnared with a young woman with a grudge and the crime boss who owns the bar. Drawn into Tokyo Girl’s vendetta, Frank stumbles into an underworld where transgressions are paid for by the flash of a razor-sharp cleaver. And for a pianist, that’s not a good thing.
Tokyo Girl is the follow-up to Beethoven’s Tenth, featuring reluctant sleuth Frank Ryan.
Brian Harvey is a scientist and writer. He holds a PhD in marine biology and specializes in conservation of aquatic biodiversity. Brian’s first nonfiction book for a general audience, The End of the River, was published in 2008. He is currently finishing a second nonfiction book about sailing around Vancouver Island and is working on several fiction projects. Brian lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia.
"This little prose poem is as pellucid and finely wrought as a haiku." - Kirkus Reviews
"Quick paced and full of tension...Recommended." - CM Magazine
