Author DCJ Wardle on Crime Capers set in Asia, Book Blurbs, KDROI & KDPulse

D. C. J. Wardle manages emergency and development programs in Africa and Asia; his post-graduate qualifications are in development management and community water supply engineering. The author of humorous novels Trading Vincent Crow and Vincent Crow: Export, Wardle is originally from the Midlands in the United Kingdom and currently lives in Laos, South Asia. The Feiquon Heist by D. C. J. Wardle (published by Clink Street January 12th 2015, RRP $10.99 paperback, RRP $4.99 ebook ) will be available online at retailers including amazon.co.uk and can be ordered from all good bookstores. For more information, please visit www.dcjwardle.co.uk. 

The blurb:

As a night security guard plots an unlikely sting to steal from his own bank, the sudden realization that all may not be going to plan may well outweigh the expected gains, in this delightful South East Asian crime caper. Three people, three problems, one solution. That’s why the three of us have to rob this bank. What’s more we have to do it tonight.

Plus, Kori's report on KDROI and KDPulse. Are they worth the money?

Book blurb format:

When [identity] [protag name] [does something] [something happens]. Now, with [time lmit/restriction] [protag] must [do something brave] to [accomplish great achievement]/ or [sacrifice high stakes].

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