Darien Dogs by Henry Shukman - ISBN: 9780099468486
Paperback
Paradise or Hell? A stolen paper leads to deadly tropical secrets.

Darien Dogs

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  • Paperback

    288 pages

  • Release Date

    15 June 2005

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Summary

Jim Rogers once had everything: a successful career, the love of a beautiful woman, a Manhattan penthouse, and more money than he knew what to do with. Now it had all gone wrong. He was in a seedy hotel in Panama, realizing that the prostitute he’d just been with had stolen his wallet. But it wasn’t the money he was worried about, it was a sheet of folded paper, which he’d just been given by the mysterious Albert Jones—a piece of paper that might have saved his life. The search for the girl a…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780099468486
ISBN-10:0099468484
Author:Henry Shukman
Publisher:Vintage Publishing
Imprint:Vintage
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:288
Release Date:15 June 2005
Weight:200g
Dimensions:198mm x 130mm x 19mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

Shukman’s prose is utterly seductive

Shukman emerges from the shadows of swaying palm trees and his literary forebears, and produces something both authentic and exhilaratingly his own * Sunday Times *
He’s superb, like Conrad on speed – Giles Foden * Conde Nast Traveller *
Sharp and scrupulous-[Shukman] maintains a masterly tension and control * Daily Telegraph *
Shukman’s prose is utterly seductive * Literary Review *
Pacy, pithy and full of wonderful, (often humorous) moments * Scotsman *
Spine-chilling twists and turns - Graham Greene eat your heart out * Tatler *
Darien Dogs is a bullishly confident and vivacious collection * Time Out *
Beautifully paced and pitched * Independent *

About The Author

Henry Shukman

Henry Shukman has worked as a trombonist, a trawlerman and a travel writer. He is also a prize-winning poet. His first poetry collection, In Doctor No’s Garden, won the Aldeburgh Poetry Festival Prize and was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection. His first novel, Sandstorm, was published by Jonathan Cape in 2005 and won the Authors Club First Novel Award.

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