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Review of ‘99 Ways to Die’

Readers don’t have to wait long—not even to the end of page one—to get to the setup for Ed Lin’s latest Taipei Night Market mystery, 99 Ways to Die. There has been an abduction of a prominent businessman, who happens to be the father of protagonist Chen Jing-nan’s erstwhile classmate Peggy Lee (not the husky-voiced…

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Whodunit: More than a neighborhood private eye

You know it’s going to be a bad day when you wake up amid a team of disgraced Abu Ghraib prison guards who have kidnapped you and are becoming significantly fed up with your unwillingness to answer their questions.

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99 Ways to Die

Review of ‘99 Ways to Die’

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Whodunit: More than a neighborhood private eye

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