I Shot the Buddha (A Dr. Siri Paiboun Mystery) by Cotterill, Colin - 2017-07-04

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Soho Crime, 2017. Trade Paperback. Good. As New - Unread May Have Minor Shelf Wear To The Edges. - For More Information On Condition. - Please See All Photos. - A Fiendishly Clever Mystery In Which Dr. Siri And His Friends Investigate Three Interlocking Murders And The Ungodly Motives Behind Them Laos, 1979: Retired Coroner Siri Paiboun And His Wife, Madame Daeng, Have Never Been Able To Turn Away A Misfit. As A Result, They Share Their Small Vientiane House With An Assortment Of Homeless People, Mendicants, And Oddballs. One Of These Oddballs Is Noo, A Buddhist Monk, Who Rides Out On His Bicycle One Day And Never Comes Back, Leaving Only A Cryptic Note In The Refrigerator: A Plea To Help A Fellow Monk Escape Across The Mekhong River To Thailand. Naturally, Siri Can T Turn Down The Adventure, And Soon He And His Friends Find Themselves Running Afoul Of Lao Secret Service Officers And Famous Spiritualists. Buddhism Is A Powerful Influence On Both Morals And Politics In Southeast Asia. In Order To… Read More