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In One Red Bastard, Ed Lin's thrilling sequel to the highly acclaimed Snakes Can’t Run, “r... MORE
As Lonnie is subjected to increasing amounts of intimidation from his fellow policemen, who want to close the case, Robert is tempted to reach into his own bag of dirty tricks. Will he stay on the right side of the law, or will his loyalty to Lonnie get the better of him? Find out in this exciting and fast-paced mystery set in one of New York’s most fascinating neighborhoods.
"Compelling...Lin offers a vivid picture of an earlier Manhattan Chinatown than S.J. Rozan, whose fans are likely to warm to the street-savvy Chow."
--Publishers Weekly (starred)
Praise for Snakes Can’t Run
"Readers interested in the integration of Asian-Americans into American society, as well as those who like gritty procedurals, will be well rewarded."
--Publishers Weekly (starred)
“A vivid portrait of t... MORE
--Booklist
"Will definitely appeal to mystery and crime thriller fans but will also be satisfying to the general reader, as well."
--Sacramento Book Review
“Ed Lin is a new gifted voice in the urban crime and mystery genre, depicting his inner landscape, New York's Chinatown and beyond, with innate affection, sharp acuteness and understated humor.”
--Da Chen, author of Colors of the Mountain and Brothers
“A unique down-to-the-gritty-sidewalk police procedural. If you dig the novels of Eddie Bunker or movies like 'King of New York' and 'Mean Streets,' Ed Lin's subterranean neighborhood is for you.”
--Barry Gifford, author of Imagination of the Heart and Wild at Heart
ED LIN is the first author to win three Asian American Literary Awards, one each for his previous books Waylaid, This Is a Bust, and Snakes Can't Run. Lin, a native New Yorker of Taiwanese and Chinese descent, was awarded the Booklist Editor's Choice and Top Ten First Novel for Waylaid.