Review: The thrills continue....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
In this second of Ty Hutchinson's adventure/thriller Chasing Chinatown Trilogy, our diminutive and feisty heroine, FBI agent Abby Kane travels to Bangkok along with her temporary partner SFPD detective Kyle Kang.  They are following leads given them in a global internet killing game, trying to determine and stop the mastermind controlling the game and the killing teams discovered in the first book, Russian Hill.  Although it is not necessary to have read the first book, I recommend it for the character backgrounds and an understanding the deadly game being played. That background intensifies the chills and thrills found in this one.Put in contact with a Thai counterpart who is willing to help and guide them so that they can find one of the killers who is already in Bangkok and moving forward with the gruesome game, they proceed to search for that killer and continue to assume the identity of one of the killing teams and fake their part in the game.  Then the game changes, and becomes even more dangerous for Abby and Kyle.  I'll stop now before spoilers slip out.Mr. Hutchinson's descriptions of the seamier side of a city most of us will never see bring it to life in our mind's eye.  The torture and killings are vicious.  The characters are interesting.I am editing this review, since a couple of typos I had noted in my original review were subsequently corrected.  Many authors don't bother with this.  I applaud Ty Hutchinson for giving us the best product he can.I purchased and read Russian Hill, and was gifted Lumpini Park for review.  After the situation revealed at the end of this book, Mr. Hutchinson is fortunate that I do not know him personally, or I would be pestering him daily to get busy and get the third book published.