The Tsunami File
A Frank Delaney Thriller (Book 3)
In The Tsunami File, Frank Delaney -- investigative journalist and sometime spy -- is on assignment in Phuket, Thailand, in the aftermath of the tsunami that killed thousands of people, foreigners and locals alike.
Disaster victim identification teams from police forces across the globe have descended on this idyllic holiday location to carry out their gruesome work. Delaney discovers that, against all logic, someone is trying to prevent identification of one of the bodies lying in makeshift beachside morgues.
His search for the reason follows a trail through Thailand’s seedy child sex trade to an elaborate cover-up in Germany and France, where those with everything to lose use increasingly desperate measures to stop him dead.
The Tsunami File was short-listed for Best Novel in the 2009 Arthur Ellis Awards
"A layered, evocative action thriller, The Tsunami File is an accomplished work, reminiscent of the novels of John Le Carré and Frederick Forsyth. The plot is full of twists and turns, the characters original and believable, and the reader is carried along effortlessly through the complex, intertwined worlds of intelligence agencies, forensics work, and investigative journalism, the challenging puzzles never overshadowed by the well-paced action. The third and most recent in the Frank Delaney thriller series, The Tsunami File is a fascinating tale on many levels, and ends all too quickly, leaving the reader wanting more. It is one of the most compelling novels that I’ve read in a very long time."
- James Napier, Mystery and Crime Fiction Reviewer, The Record
WHERE TO PURCHASE
The paperback edition and eBook edition are both available from Amazon, Amazon Canada and Amazon UK. Only the eBook edition is available on Amazon Australia. Readers in Australia who want to buy the paperback via Amazon should use the Amazon UK site.
