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The
Gorhka Urn
by Matthew S Friedman |
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About this
Book
Three unsuspecting, teenage boys on overnight
fishing trip in one of the West Virginia's largest parks, accidentally
stumble onto the corpse of Robert Carter, a highly respected
antique dealer from New York City. In an effort to uncover the
bizarre circumstances surrounding his mysterious death, the boys
embark on an adventure which unwittingly pulls them deeply into
a tangled web of murder, lies and deceit.
The twisted trail of clues takes them down a path which revolves
around a priceless religious object stolen from Nepal, known
as the "Gorkha Urn"; a crooked defense dealer seeking
to use this object to acquire a lucrative contract in the Near
East; and a beautiful ex-Peace Corps volunteer whose role in
all of this remains a mystery until the very end.
The climax to The Gorkha Urn will shock and intrigue you.
For the reader seeking suspense and adventure with edge-of-the-seat
excitement, this novel is for you.
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About the
Author
Matthew S. Friedman was born and raised
in Newington, Connecticut. As a professional in the field of
international health, he has worked and traveled to over forty
countries around the world. For the past eleven years, he has
been living and working in South Asia as a Health Technical Advisor.
Friedman is the author of Bangladesh Metal Casting: Five Techniques;
Shailan: A Portrait of a Bangladesh Village; Tara:
A Fleshtrade Odyssey; Nepalese Casted Vessels, Decanters
and Bowls and Proximity and Time and (the last books
are also available from Pilgrims Book House).
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