The Riddle (A James Acton Thriller, Book #11) - Plot & Excerpts
Robert Kennedy Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam Phong was in a good mood. The best he could remember in a long time. A weight had been lifted off his shoulders that he had forgotten was there, an albatross that had tied him to an impossible promise made by a grieving, angry teenager forty years ago. And karma had brought justice and balance back to the world. A grave injustice had been done, and the man responsible had been punished. And now Phong could rest in peace along with his ancestors. A rest he expected to soon find, he having no doubt he would be arrested tomorrow when he went to work. They would surely know by now that the American agent’s pass had been used, they would check the hotel footage for the agent’s room and see it had been him that had stolen it, and he would be immediately arrested. In fact he was kind of shocked they hadn’t arrived at his apartment to arrest him while he slept. It had been over eight hours since he had killed Petrov, plenty of time for them to have discovered the truth.
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