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* '''Publisher''': [[Pyramid]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Pyramid]] | ||
* '''Year''': 1969 | * '''Year''': 1969 | ||
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My Killer, My Love. Beautiful stewardess Janis Lowell looked forward to Hong Kong. It was an exotic city of mixed cultures and divided loyalties, where anything was for sale--from jade to assassins, from custom-made clothes to international secrets. Now she had an added expectation: she would see Hong Kong with the handsome young industrialist she had secretly loved for five years. A hollow lipstick case, stained with danger--a telephone book dealing death to its possessor--a menacing brush past the Bamboo Curtain--all this awaited Janis in Hong Kong. Too late, she realized the man she loved might be using her as the pawn in a deadly game of espionage and brutal murder. | My Killer, My Love. Beautiful stewardess Janis Lowell looked forward to Hong Kong. It was an exotic city of mixed cultures and divided loyalties, where anything was for sale--from jade to assassins, from custom-made clothes to international secrets. Now she had an added expectation: she would see Hong Kong with the handsome young industrialist she had secretly loved for five years. A hollow lipstick case, stained with danger--a telephone book dealing death to its possessor--a menacing brush past the Bamboo Curtain--all this awaited Janis in Hong Kong. Too late, she realized the man she loved might be using her as the pawn in a deadly game of espionage and brutal murder. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:29, 22 October 2007
- Author: Dorothy Daniels
- Publisher: Pyramid
- Year: 1969
- Setting: Hong Kong
Book Description
My Killer, My Love. Beautiful stewardess Janis Lowell looked forward to Hong Kong. It was an exotic city of mixed cultures and divided loyalties, where anything was for sale--from jade to assassins, from custom-made clothes to international secrets. Now she had an added expectation: she would see Hong Kong with the handsome young industrialist she had secretly loved for five years. A hollow lipstick case, stained with danger--a telephone book dealing death to its possessor--a menacing brush past the Bamboo Curtain--all this awaited Janis in Hong Kong. Too late, she realized the man she loved might be using her as the pawn in a deadly game of espionage and brutal murder.
