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Kidnapped by the feared one-legged Khmer Rouge guerrilla leader Ta Mok while visiting the ancient ruins at Angkor Wat, six foreigners find themselves unwilling pawns in a deadly game of international intrigue in the fractured political climate of present-day Cambodia--a country that in 1997 saw the "day of the grenades," a coup d'etat, and the show trial of mass murderer Pol Pot after three decades of civil upheaval. This important "faction/fiction" work appears as Cambodia braces for scheduled elections in July of this year expected to legitimize the rule of coup strongman Hun Sen. -- Action, conflict, and bitter romance in this episodic historical novel center on the captives' ordeal and two attempts to rescue them: one by Australian mercenaries and the other by a CIA and FBI agent. The CIA agent is iron-willed Caron Stone, the comely daughter of a retired U.S. Ambassador. She is in Cambodia posing as a human rights worker. The notorious "butcher" Ta Mok, one of the founding members of the Khmer Rouge and now a possible successor to the infamous Pol Pot, is military commander of the dwindling rebel forces at Anlong Veng. He captures the group as a bargaining chip in his negotiati
- Author
- Ryan, Paul Ryder
- Publisher
- Cummington, MA : Munewata Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780966270730
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Political Science, Travel
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