The Deceivers

The Deceivers

by HaroldRobbins (Author), JuniusPodrug (Author)

Synopsis

The knock on the door of art expert Madison Dupre's low-rent New York apartment is that of a Thai cafe deliveryman-but instead of succulent noodles, he brings her a rare work of art from the incredible Angkor Wat in the jungles of Cambodia.Angkor Wat, a wonder of the ancient world, is considered by many to be more majestic than the monuments of the Egyptian pharaohs. Left unprotected, the vast complex has been a treasure trove for thieves who mercilessly cut off pieces, mutilating thousand-year-old sculptures with chainsaws.Madison knows there is no possibility that this artefact could have been acquired legally. That knock on her door sends her to one of the most dangerous places on the planet: Phnom Penh, the sex/sin/drug capital of the Far East.Stepping into a cauldron of murder and antiquity-looting that takes her from New York to Cambodia, Hong Kong to Thailand, Madison keeps one step ahead of temple robbers who kill as easily as they steal. She finds comfort in the arms of a soldier of fortune; tangles with a Russian model and her 'bodyguard,' who introduce her to the New Eroticism; and, gets entangled with a Cambodian prince whose sex moves not even the worldly Madison has tried.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 336
Publisher: Forge
Published: 03 Nov 2008

ISBN 10: 076531830X
ISBN 13: 9780765318305

Media Reviews
A mile-a-minute page-turner . . . all the suspense, action, and sex you'd expect from a Harold Robbins novel. --William Martin, New York Times bestselling author of The Lost Constitution on The Devil to Pay Harold Robbins is a master. -- Playboy Robbins's books are packed with action, sustained by a strong narrative, and are given vitality by his own colorful life. -- The Wall Street Journal
Author Bio
Born in New York City, HAROLD ROBBINS is one of the world's bestselling authors, writing novels that often mirrored his own experiences and that were peopled by characters he had met. JUNIUS PODRUG was selected by the Robbins Estate to carry on the ideas, uncompleted works, and tradition of Harold Robbins because he was both a friend of Harold's and a writer whose books Harold admired. He is the author of Harold Robbins' The Betrayers and Blood Royal.