Breathing Water

Posted on December 8, 2015 by beckylindroos

UnknownBreathing Water
by Timothy Hallinan
2009 / 368 pages
read by Victor Bevine 11h 43m
Rating: A

I’ve been so meaning to get back to Poke Rafferty in Bangkok,  but 1. these are a bit grittier than most of my favorite crime novels and 2. I don’t usually read books in the same series back-to-back.   Or so I thought until I realized I’d got all caught up with Tara French and Jussi Adler-Olsen and those are fairly gritty  – to say nothing of Don Winslow’s The Cartel and Marlon James’ A Brief History of Seven Killings.   So having a bit of time to read my own choices (I’m so addicted to reading group choices) here I am!

As those familiar with the series know,  Poke Rafferty is an American travel writer living in Bangkok and in books 1 and 2 married a Thai bar girl and adopted a street urchin.   These threads continue in Breathing Water.  >>>>MORE>>>>

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