<DIV><br>“Limón's crisp, clear storytelling opens a door to another world and leaves one hoping the next installment won't be so long in arriving.”—<I>The Baltimore Sun</I><br>  <br>“As good as Limón's series debut, <I>Jade Lady Burning</I>.”—<I>The Plain Dealer</I><br>  <br>“Plot, pacing, and plausibility are just about perfect. . . . Limón has a humane outlook that nourishes the spirit.”—<I>The Philadelphia Inquirer</I> (Editor's Choice) <br>  <br>The two GI cops Martin Limón first introduced in <I>Jade Lady Burning</I> are back with a vengeance in their latest adventures in 1970s Seoul and the sin cities surrounding the capital. While North Korea menaces and Vietnam burns, these two weave through back alleys and bordellos, trying to tip the scales of justice back in the right direction. <br>  <br>This time they are not only pursuing criminals—they're chasing themselves. Homicidal thieves have gotten hold of Sueño's badge and are using it to trick their victims just long enough to strike—with <I>his</I> gun. The army wants his equipment accounted for, the ID and weapon recovered. George and Ernie want to recover their reputation, such as it is . . . and stop the killings. <br> </DIV>