Ebook {Epub PDF} Thirty-Three Teeth by Colin Cotterill

12 rows · Thirty-Three Teeth PDF book by Colin Cotterill (Dr. Siri Paiboun #2) Read Online or Free. Cotterill's books include The Coroner’s Lunch, Thirty-Three Teeth, Disco for the Departed, Anarchy and Old Dogs, and Curse of the Pogo Stick, all featuring seventy-three year old Dr. Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos. The Dr. Siri series has received a Dilys Award win and a Barry Award nomination.  · Praise for Thirty-Three Teeth. “Paiboun’s droll wit and Cotterill’s engaging plot twists keep things energetic; the rather grisly murders are offset by comedy The elegant, elderly Paiboun seems an unlikely vehicle to carry a series but he does so Brand: Soho Press, Incorporated.

Colin Cotterill was born and raised in London. He has taught in Australia, the USA and Japan. After working with an NGO and child protection services in Southeast Asia, Colin settled in Thailand, where he now writes full-time. He has been short-listed for the CWA Gold Dagger and has won the CWA Dagger in the Library. Thirty-Three Teeth is a crime novel by British author Colin Cotterill and published in by Soho Press, New York (ISBN X). It won the Dilys Award. Thirty-Three Teeth (Dr. Siri Paiboun, #2) Published August 15th by Blackstone Audiobooks. Audio CD, 6 pages. Author (s): Colin Cotterill, Clive Chafer (Narrator) ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language.

Dr. Siri Paiboun, one of the last doctors left in Laos after the Communist takeover, has been drafted to be national coroner. He is untrained for the job, but this independent seventy-two-year-old has an outstanding qualification for the role: curiosity. Cotterill's books include The Coroner’s Lunch, Thirty-Three Teeth, Disco for the Departed, Anarchy and Old Dogs, and Curse of the Pogo Stick, all featuring seventy-three year old Dr. Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos. The Dr. Siri series has received a Dilys Award win and a Barry Award nomination. Praise for Thirty-Three Teeth. “Paiboun’s droll wit and Cotterill’s engaging plot twists keep things energetic; the rather grisly murders are offset by comedy The elegant, elderly Paiboun seems an unlikely vehicle to carry a series but he does so with charm and aplomb.”. —Entertainment Weekly.