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The Two Chinatowns
The Two Chinatowns
Author: Dan Mahoney, Dan Mahoney
Cisco Sanchez is the self-proclaimed "best detective in New York"-better even than Brian McKenna, whom Cisco considers the luckiest detective. Like McKenna, Cisco solves cases while occasionally driving his NYPD bosses crazy. Then he meets his match in Sue Hsu, an airline stewardess who caught Cisco's eye after providing evidence in a murder ...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780312261344
ISBN-10: 0312261349
Publication Date: 7/2001
Pages: 342
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3.5 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Book Type: Hardcover
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Not a genre i usually pick up, i was hoping this book would change my mind, but it didn't. It started out alright; obviously it was well-researched, but the characters were rather bland. The deal-breaker was the first real fight--it read more like a cop filing a report than an action scene, and i immediately lost interest.

If you want hard facts about organized crime, and a professional recounting of reality-based, fictional events, this is the book for you. If you like cinematic fight scenes, not so much.


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