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Ian Hamilton is the author of both the Ava Lee series and the Uncle Chow Tung series. With the publication of The Diamond Queen of Singapore in 2020, there will be 14 Ava Lee books in print, and with the publication of Fortune in 2020, three books in the Uncle series.
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Ian Hamilton is the author of both the Ava Lee series and the Uncle Chow Tung series. With the publication of The Diamond Queen of Singapore in 2020, there will be 14 Ava Lee books in print, and with the publication of Fortune in 2020, three books in the Uncle
Ian Hamilton is the author of the Ava Lee series. With the publication of the Imam of Tawi-Tawi, the series is now eleven books and counting. The books have been published in seven languages, and in more than 20 countries.
NOW Magazine has just reviewed The Two Sisters of Borneo and it's a good one: Ian Hamilton’s great new Ava Lee mystery has the same wow factor as its five predecessors. The plot is complex and fast-paced, the writing tight, and its protagonist is one of the most interesting female avengers to come along in […]
Bonnie Jack, the first stand-alone novel by acclaimed author Ian Hamilton, is a compelling story about the importance of family, self-discovery, and the lengths we go to protect the ones we love.
In the first electrifying book of the series, Ian Hamilton introduces us to Ava Lee — the smartest, most stylish heroine in crime fiction since Lisbeth Salandar. Ava Lee is a young Chinese-Canadian forensic accountant who works for an elderly Hong Kong–based “Uncle,” who may or may not have ties to the Triads.
Ava Lee is a young Chinese-Canadian forensic accountant who specializes in recovering massive debts that aren’t likely to be recovered through traditional methods. In the first book of the Ava Lee series, The Water Rat of Wanchai, her character takes shape through learning about….
The Two Sisters of Borneo is the sixth novel in Canadian writer Ian Hamilton’s singular mystery series. But it’s a fun, fast read on its own merits, rich with atmospheric details of its myriad settings: Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Toronto and the island of Borneo.
2013年11月19日 · One of the joys of writing the Ava Lee series is visiting with old friends. There are more than fifteen recurring characters across the span of the books, and in The Dragon Head of Hong Kong six of them make their first appearance. Given Ava's age and her lack of…
