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The Jodan Ju

By Richard Smythe

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Length: 935 pages15 hours

Publisher:: BookBaby
Released:: Nov 11, 2012
ISBN:: 9781624885198
Format:: Book

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A Japanese war criminal drug lord, his white Yakuza son, Australian uranium, nuclear blackmail targeting the US President …thrilling action steeped with intrigue and pathos.

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The Jodan Ju

By Richard Smythe

Length: 935 pages15 hours

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A Japanese war criminal drug lord, his white Yakuza son, Australian uranium, nuclear blackmail targeting the US President …thrilling action steeped with intrigue and pathos.

All categories

Publisher:: BookBaby
Released:: Nov 11, 2012
ISBN:: 9781624885198
Format:: Book

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Richard Smythe

Richard Smythe is the third son of the author and 1930's Everest mountaineer, Frank Smythe. He is a music teacher, married, living in Shropshire, UK, an area that has inspired a number of his poems. As an experienced writer and musician he has had several articles accepted by the Music Teacher magazine and has also produced songs and short novels, as yet unpublished.

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