Railway Conspiracy by John Shen Yen Nee and S. J. Rozan (2025, Hardcover)

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9781641296601

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
SOHO Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1641296607
ISBN-13
9781641296601
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19071319398

Product Key Features

Book Title
Railway Conspiracy
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Mystery & Detective / International Mystery & Crime, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators
Publication Year
2025
Genre
Fiction
Author
John Shen Yen Nee, S. J. Rozan
Book Series
A Dee and Lao Mystery Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
16.8 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.9 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2024-042631
Reviews
Praise for The Murder of Mr. Ma "A glorious mash up of fan fiction, kung fu prowess and droll social commentary." -- The New York Times Book Review "The vivid action scenes feel as visceral as a Chow Yun-fat circular kick with double forearm strike. A sparkling and thought-provoking debut of a fresh dynamic duo whose adventures I'll be eager to follow." --Paula Woods, Los Angeles Times "Co-authors Nee and Rozan offer an appealingly unusual, action-packed Sherlock Holmes pastiche with deep roots in both Chinese crime fiction and the history of early 20th-century England." -- The Washington Post "Amid the whirl of crescent kicks, rooftop chases, and snappy dialogue, characters confront addiction, defy prejudice, and deliver justice. It's a cinematic ride." -- The Christian Science Monitor "A clever homage to Holmes . . . [Rozan & Nee] have launched a highly entertaining new series with The Murder of Mr. Ma ." --Oline Cogdill, South Florida Sun Sentinel " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a refreshingly unique mystery featuring a Chinese detective and his somewhat unwitting partner in 1920s London, combining classic elements from both British and Chinese detective stories in a thrilling romp that doesn't shy away from the realities of life under colonial dynamics. Lao She and Dee Ren Jie are a hilarious and compelling duo to follow!" --Xiran Jay Zhao, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Iron Widow " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a joy, with this Chinese Sherlock Holmes and his Watson bringing a thrilling, complex, and thought-provoking new take on 1920s London." --Laurie R. King, bestselling author of The Lantern's Dance "Fans of Sherlock Holmes, devotees of intricate crime, and lovers of historical London will thrill over The Murder of Mr. Ma , the new gift to mystery readers bestowed by John Shen Yen Nee and SJ Rozan. With a plot as clever as Chinese veteran of WWI turned independent investigator Dee, and pacing as light-footed as the martial artists engaged in the frequent fisticuffs, this case has it all--even romance and authentic food, if you can stomach such things. I'm only miffed because I don't know when the next in the series will land on my doorstep." --Lyndsay Faye, author of Dust and Shadow "I was blown away by this exuberant, fun, cinematic tale of two Chinese immigrants--kung-fu fighting Judge Dee and his unlikely sidekick, academic Lao She--making like Holmes and Watson in the mean streets of 1920's London." --Vannessa Cronin, Amazon Editors' Pick "The team-up of the great detective Judge Dee with Lao as his 'Watson' is ingenious." -- Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Praise for The Railway Conspiracy "Fun, a dizzy mashup of genres: detective fiction, political intrigue, martial arts combat, with some humor thrown in . . . Highly entertaining." --New York Journal of Books "Historical fiction fans will absolutely rejoice in all the tiny details the authors include." --BookBrowse "A rollicking good tale including numerous foggy and furtive pursuits, illicit morgue activity, truncheon-wielding platoons of bobbies, karate death touches vs. Iron Wire style hand-to-hand combat, dagger-wielding Cossacks, black scorpion venom-seasoned whips, and cyanide-laced mooncakes." --Booklist , Starred Review "Fiendishly clever . . . A fair-play treat for mystery readers who prefer their deduction with a dash of adrenaline." --Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "The villainy is delicious in an Agatha Christie sort of way." -- BookPage "The theft of a dragon-taming mace leads Judge Dee Ren Jie and his colorful sidekicks to a multinational conspiracy rooted in 1924 London . . . It''s fascinating to watch the conflict of ritual and revolution." -- Kirkus Reviews Praise for The Murder of Mr. Ma "A glorious mash up of fan fiction, kung fu prowess and droll social commentary." -- The New York Times Book Review "The vivid action scenes feel as visceral as a Chow Yun-fat circular kick with double forearm strike. A sparkling and thought-provoking debut of a fresh dynamic duo whose adventures I''ll be eager to follow." --Paula Woods, Los Angeles Times "Co-authors Nee and Rozan offer an appealingly unusual, action-packed Sherlock Holmes pastiche with deep roots in both Chinese crime fiction and the history of early 20th-century England." -- The Washington Post "Amid the whirl of crescent kicks, rooftop chases, and snappy dialogue, characters confront addiction, defy prejudice, and deliver justice. It''s a cinematic ride." -- The Christian Science Monitor "A clever homage to Holmes . . . [Rozan & Nee] have launched a highly entertaining new series with The Murder of Mr. Ma ." --Oline Cogdill, South Florida Sun Sentinel " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a refreshingly unique mystery featuring a Chinese detective and his somewhat unwitting partner in 1920s London, combining classic elements from both British and Chinese detective stories in a thrilling romp that doesn''t shy away from the realities of life under colonial dynamics. Lao She and Dee Ren Jie are a hilarious and compelling duo to follow!" --Xiran Jay Zhao, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Iron Widow " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a joy, with this Chinese Sherlock Holmes and his Watson bringing a thrilling, complex, and thought-provoking new take on 1920s London." --Laurie R. King, bestselling author of The Lantern''s Dance "Fans of Sherlock Holmes, devotees of intricate crime, and lovers of historical London will thrill over The Murder of Mr. Ma , the new gift to mystery readers bestowed by John Shen Yen Nee and SJ Rozan. With a plot as clever as Chinese veteran of WWI turned independent investigator Dee, and pacing as light-footed as the martial artists engaged in the frequent fisticuffs, this case has it all--even romance and authentic food, if you can stomach such things. I''m only miffed because I don''t know when the next in the series will land on my doorstep." --Lyndsay Faye, author of Dust and Shadow "I was blown away by this exuberant, fun, cinematic tale of two Chinese immigrants--kung-fu fighting Judge Dee and his unlikely sidekick, academic Lao She--making like Holmes and Watson in the mean streets of 1920''s London." --Vannessa Cronin, Amazon Editors'' Pick "The team-up of the great detective Judge Dee with Lao as his ''Watson'' is ingenious." -- Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Praise for The Murder of Mr. Ma "The vivid action scenes feel as visceral as a Chow Yun-fat circular kick with double forearm strike. A sparkling and thought-provoking debut of a fresh dynamic duo whose adventures I'll be eager to follow." --Paula Woods, Los Angeles Times "Co-authors Nee and Rozan offer an appealingly unusual, action-packed Sherlock Holmes pastiche with deep roots in both Chinese crime fiction and the history of early 20th-century England." -- The Washington Post "Amid the whirl of crescent kicks, rooftop chases, and snappy dialogue, characters confront addiction, defy prejudice, and deliver justice. It's a cinematic ride." -- The Christian Science Monitor "A clever homage to Holmes . . . [Rozan & Nee] have launched a highly entertaining new series with The Murder of Mr. Ma ." --Oline Cogdill, South Florida Sun Sentinel " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a refreshingly unique mystery featuring a Chinese detective and his somewhat unwitting partner in 1920s London, combining classic elements from both British and Chinese detective stories in a thrilling romp that doesn't shy away from the realities of life under colonial dynamics. Lao She and Dee Ren Jie are a hilarious and compelling duo to follow!" --Xiran Jay Zhao, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Iron Widow " The Murder of Mr. Ma is a joy, with this Chinese Sherlock Holmes and his Watson bringing a thrilling, complex, and thought-provoking new take on 1920s London." --Laurie R. King, bestselling author of The Lantern's Dance "Fans of Sherlock Holmes, devotees of intricate crime, and lovers of historical London will thrill over The Murder of Mr. Ma , the new gift to mystery readers bestowed by John Shen Yen Nee and SJ Rozan. With a plot as clever as Chinese veteran of WWI turned independent investigator Dee, and pacing as light-footed as the martial artists engaged in the frequent fisticuffs, this case has it all--even romance and authentic food, if you can stomach such things. I'm only miffed because I don't know when the next in the series will land on my doorstep." --Lyndsay Faye, author of Dust and Shadow "I was blown away by this exuberant, fun, cinematic tale of two Chinese immigrants--kung-fu fighting Judge Dee and his unlikely sidekick, academic Lao She--making like Holmes and Watson in the mean streets of 1920's London." --Vannessa Cronin, Amazon Editors' Pick "The team-up of the great detective Judge Dee with Lao as his 'Watson' is ingenious." -- Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
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Series Volume Number
2
Synopsis
Judge Dee and Lao She must use all their powers of deduction--and kung fu skills--to take down a sinister conspiracy between Imperial Russia, Japan, and China in a rollicking new mystery set in 1920s London. The follow-up to The Murder of Mr. Ma, this historical adventure-mystery is perfect for fans of Laurie R. King and the Guy Ritchie Sherlock Holmes films. London, 1924. Following several months abroad, Judge Dee Ren Jie has returned to the city to foil a transaction between a Russian diplomat and a Japanese mercenary. Aided by Lao She--the Watson to his Holmes--along with several other colorful characters, Dee stops the illicit sale of an extremely valuable "dragon-taming" mace. The mace's owner is a Chinese businesswoman who thanks Dee for its retrieval by throwing a lavish dinner party. In attendance is British banking official A. G. Stephen, who argues with the group about the tenuous state of Chinese nationalism--and is poisoned two days later. Dee knows this cannot be a coincidence, and suspects Stephen won't be the only victim. Sure enough, a young Chinese communist of Lao's acquaintance is killed not long after--and a note with a strange symbol is found by his body. What could connect these murders? Could it be related to rumors of a conspiracy regarding the Chinese Eastern Railway? It is once again all on the unlikely crime-solving duo of Dee and Lao to solve the case before anyone else ends up tied to the rails.
LC Classification Number
PS3614.E267R35 2025

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