Journal Entry 1 by markmcg from Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The book wasn't really my thing but I'm sure that I will remember it. Set on the very dark side of Thai life it follows the story of Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep's investigation of a particularly ugly murder. The confessed killer is the most successfull 'working girl' at 'The Old Man's Club'. 

Journal Entry 2 by markmcg at Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Released 1 yr ago (8/10/2010 UTC) at Sydney, New South Wales Australia

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At the Sydney Meetup. 

Journal Entry 3 by tqd at Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Picked up at BookDrinks last night, thanks markmcg! I've heard fairly good things about this series (this is the second book, I believe). 

Journal Entry 4 by tqd at Crown Hotel/Upstairs Library Bar in Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Monday, December 13, 2010

Released 1 yr ago (12/14/2010 UTC) at Crown Hotel/Upstairs Library Bar in Sydney, New South Wales Australia

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Sadly, did not get a chance to read this one!

Releasing at the Christmas Bookdrinks.

Happy hunting/reading! 

Journal Entry 5 by Flight at Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Thursday, December 16, 2010

Picked up at December 2010 Sydney BookCrossing MeetUp. I've heard of this author and so wanted to try it out. 

Journal Entry 6 by Flight at Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Monday, January 10, 2011

I wouldn't have really called this my cup of tea either, but it was still a fascinating 'detective' story, and set in an unusual location. Pretty good writing. 

Journal Entry 7 by Flight at Crown Hotel/Upstairs Library Bar in Sydney, New South Wales Australia on Monday, January 10, 2011

Released 1 yr ago (1/10/2011 UTC) at Crown Hotel/Upstairs Library Bar in Sydney, New South Wales Australia

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To be released on TUESDAY, January 11, at the monthly BookCrossingMeetUp, at the Crown Hotel (upstairs in the Library Bar. Officially 7-9pm, with a folks arriving earlier than that. Good pub food, congenial bookcrossers. All book obsessed welcome.