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Cale Dixon, a San Francisco
detective on the tail end of a one year suspension, is assigned
a research case involving a South Korean man, the oldest son of
the Won family; found on a San Francisco museum floor before
dawn with a mouth full of Moguk rubies and stabbed in the back
with an Un jang do knife that through research Cale discovers
has been discreetly passed down through generations of the Cho
dynasty women. In the beginning Cale has nothing to go on so he
travels on a scheduled vacation but alters course to Burma to
learn more about the Moguk ruby. He, by chance, falls in the
right hands and meets up with a major Mandalay stone cutting
jewelry family. While the jewelers do some black market research
for Cale, he tours the Burmese country side somewhere between
hiding from the secret police and running from the militant
police arm of the government, the Tatmandaw. After witnessing
the repression in Burma Cale returns to San Francisco and gets
caught in the cross fire of two feuding families, a South Korean
family and an American family. Cale gets more twists and turns
than he bargains for.
About the Author

David Dagley was
raised in Mill Valley, California and has been working in the
Bering Sea for the last 10 years. He taught English in South
Korea and has traveled extensively through South East Asia in
his off time. He resides in Seward, Alaska.
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ISBN: 978-1-60693-909-3
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