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The Imam of Tawi-Tawi

By: Ian Hamilton
Narrated by: Grace Lynn Kung
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Ava has spent two nights luxuriating in a hotel in Yunnan Province with the actress Pang Fai, with whom she has begun a secret relationship. She receives an urgent phone call from Chang Wang, the right hand to the billionaire Tommy Ordonez and one of Uncle’s oldest friends. Years ago, Ava and Uncle helped Tommy recover $50 million in a land swindle.

Chang asks Ava to fly to Manila to meet with his friend, Senator Miguel Ramirez. Ramirez asks Ava to investigate a college in Tawi-Tawi, an island province in the Philippines, that he suspects is training terrorists. Ava’s investigation leads to a partnership with a CIA agent, and together they attempt to stop an international plot, horrific in size and scope, only to have it turn on them. Ava’s judgement and morals - which Uncle helped her forge - are tested like never before.

©2018 Ian Hamilton (P)2018 Anansi Audio
Crime Thrillers Fiction Suspense Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Thriller Detective Mystery Espionage

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