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 “A
thriller bubbling with menace and intrigue."
Bobby Cruz is in Bali looking for waves. The paradise island
is still reeling from the after-shock of the Bali bombings.
He meets an old friend from his days as a soldier in Central
America, the Australian Mick Leary. His buddy is now the
owner of a surf camp in G-land, bordering the jungles of
east Java.
There have been two mysterious deaths at the surf camp
and Mick asks for Bobby’s help. He reluctantly agrees
and travels to Java with his Balinese friend Nyoman to investigate.
What begins with an apparent accidental drowning mires
him in a web of intrigue, deceit and corruption. Bobby is
again confronted with a violent past he tried long to forget
as he faces a life-and-death struggle amid the jungle and
sun-kissed beaches of Indonesia.
Maps included
“Tracks of the Tiger is a suspenseful, fast-moving
thriller set in the surf scene of G-land and Bali.”
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the first chapter
Quick review:
Tracks of the Tiger
What can I say?
This book is a lot of fun and a great read.
It is fast pace, easy to read and well written. If you have
ever been to Indo you will relate to the things Tony writes
about immediately: the lingo, the surfspots. If you haven't
been to indo yet it's a good introduction to the place.
The story is nicely build up, and the story never gets boring
to read.
The nice thing is that when you have it finished you can
get a hold of the other adventyres by Bobby Cruz by the
same writer:
I can reccomend this book to any surfer
( Non-surfers will also enjoy it)
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