Pg. 69: Eric Stone's "Shanghaied"

The current feature at the Page 69 Test: Shanghaied by Eric Stone.

About the book, from the publisher:

This is Ray Sharp’s deadliest adventure yet.

Hong Kong’s been handed back to the Chinese. Ray Sharp’s whole world is changing. Carnivorous Tibetan monks are worried about what a Chinese bank is doing with their money. A murderous, sociopathic veteran of the U.S. invasion of Grenada, along with his twin kung-fu bodyguards, Floss and Betty, muddy the waters. Adding to it all is a painful dumpling accident, drugs, sex and rock and roll; along with the usual coterie of business moguls, hookers, friends and foes. And the return of Ray’s Chinese-Mexican colleague and pal, the diminutive Ms. Wen Lei Yue.

Read an excerpt from Shanghaied, and learn more about the book and author at Eric Stone's website.

Shanghaied is the fourth book in the Ray Sharp series.

Flight of the Hornbill is the third Ray Sharp novel. See the Page 69 Test for Grave Imports, the second book in the series, and My Book, The Movie: Flight of the Hornbill.

The Page 69 Test: Shanghaied.

--Marshal Zeringue