Confessions of a Bangkok PI
Jul 2006 · Monsoon Books
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Two-timing bargirls, suspicious spouses and lesbian lovers - it was all in a day's work for Bangkok Private Eye Warren Olson. For more than a decade, Olson walked the mean streets of the Big Mango. Fluent in Thai and Khmer, he was able to go where other private eyes feared to tread. His clients included Westerners who had lost their hearts and life savings to moneyhungry bargirls. But he had more than his fair share of Thai clients, too, including a sweet old lady who was ripped off by a Christian conman and a Thai girl blackmailed by a former lover. The stories are based on Olson's case files, disguised to protect the innocent and the guilty by bestselling author Stephen Leather. Olson has now relocated to his native New Zealand with his Thai wife and daughter, but the agency that he founded is still open for business at www.thaiprivateeye.com.
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Aidan Baker
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16 June 2015
I loved this book! Such an awesome person and i would love to meet him! After going to thailand several times i get the full perspective of what hes talking about. 5 star for sure! Aidan from Aus 21.
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Peter Hillary
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11 July 2018
Hooked from start to finish. Thanks for the entertainment Warren
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Tina Maat
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06 April 2015
Interesting to learn about Bangkok through a private eye.
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