Detective Philip ‘Cato’ Kwong is investigating the death of a retiree found hacked to pieces in his suburban home. The trail leads to Timor-Leste, with its recent blood-soaked history. There, he reunites with an old frenemy, the spook Rory Driscoll who, in Cato’s experience, has always occupied a hazy moral terrain.

Resourceful, multilingual, and hard as nails, Rory has been the government's go-to guy when things get sticky in the Asia-Pacific. Now Rory wants out. But first he’s needed to chaperone a motley group of whistleblowers with a price on their heads. And there’s one on his, too. 

Author

Alan Carter

Alan Carter was born in Sunderland, UK, in 1959.  He holds a degree in Communication Studies from Sunderland Polytechnic and immigrated to Australia in 1991.  Alan lives in Fremantle with his wife Kath and son Liam.  He works as a television documentary director.  In his spare time he follows a black line up and down the Fremantle pool. 

Books:

Series: Cato Kwong

Series: Nick Chester

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9781925816570
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Review Crocodile Tears, Alan Carter
Karen Chisholm
Tuesday, November 30, 2021

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