Bøger af Sambath Meas

Anjali Chinak, an independent and determined daughter of a renowned Khmer detective, is thrown into a whirlwind of shock when her close friend, Esmè Laurent, the Eurasian daughter of Siem Reap's governor, falls victim to a heinous attack. Complicating matters further, the man Anjali secretly admires becomes the prime suspect in this brutal crime, compelling her to race against time to uncover the truth before he faces an unjust fate. As Anjali delves deeper into her investigation, she begins to suspect a sinister connection between this case and a series of unsolved crimes that have plagued Southeast Asian nations. With her intuition leading her down a dangerous path, she becomes convinced that the killer lurks within the ranks of the royal family. However, the closer she gets to the truth, the higher the stakes become, putting her own life in peril. In "The Governor's Daughter," the captivating debut novel in the Mysteries of Colonial Cambodia series by author Sambath Meas, readers will be entranced by Anjali's relentless pursuit of justice. As she unravels the dark secrets hidden beneath the surface, Anjali discovers a world far more sinister and twisted than she could have ever imagined. Immerse yourself in this gripping tale of murder, deception, and the resilience of one young woman determined to expose the truth. Discover Sambath Meas and her enthralling Mysteries of Colonial Cambodia series at www.sambathmeas.com.

The vortex of evil is inching closer to the western province. Sarin Meas has been warned and he has a small window of opportunity to escape it. Tragically, fear of the unknown, of moving to a foreign land, deters him from leaving a familiar place. When young men, garb in black pajamas, newsboys hats, rubber sandals, and checkered scarves, march and tote their rifles into his Gem City, inconceivable behaviors and actions start to happen. The end results would be catastrophic. How will Sarin and his family survive communist ideologies that are being practiced by hate-filled, uneducated human beings?