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The Collection of Heng Souk por S.R. Wilsher
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The Collection of Heng Souk (edición 2013)

por S.R. Wilsher

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For many, Heng Souk is a hero, to others he is a criminal. Yet Souk sees himself as neither, merely a man seeking to balance what he once was, with what he now is. When the daughter of his estranged brother arrives, with her comes the possibility of atonement. Sun has come to tell him of the death of her father, and to give him a package. Her frail uncle is a very different man from family legend. Yet when she discovers the notebook of an American POW, detailing his torturous relationship with his captor, she is startled by what she learns. Meanwhile, Thomas Allen, still reeling from the death of his daughter, learns that the man he called Dad was not his biological father. The tragically unresolved love story his mother tells him, prompts Thomas to find out why her 'greatest love' never returned to her after the Vietnam War. His search leads him to the notorious prison 'the Citadel', and to Sun and her uncle. Despite the hostility of her family, Sun and Thomas begin a perilous relationship. Aware that the fate of Thomas' father is revealed in the notebook, she is torn between helping Thomas, and the damaging affect the notebook's revelations will have on all of them.… (más)
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Título:The Collection of Heng Souk
Autores:S.R. Wilsher
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I've never read much about the Vietnam war, but this made it fascinating. I was completely engrossed and didn't ever want to stop reading. The story wasn't unpredictable, but the characters were beautifully sketched and the love felt very real. I cared about them. It did feel slightly like one of those films that tugs on the heartstrings and yet you want it to. The release was rather cathartic, though I pretty much knew where it was going. ( )
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The author was telling different perspectives of characters and it was very confusing. Took me a long time to read because I had to re-read parts to understand what was going on. An unusual story about the Vietnam war. War is a horrible thing and this gave some insight and anguishes by those who take part in it. A few vulgarities but wasn't enough to have me put it down. Book needs some editing to make it more readable. ( )
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For many, Heng Souk is a hero, to others he is a criminal. Yet Souk sees himself as neither, merely a man seeking to balance what he once was, with what he now is. When the daughter of his estranged brother arrives, with her comes the possibility of atonement. Sun has come to tell him of the death of her father, and to give him a package. Her frail uncle is a very different man from family legend. Yet when she discovers the notebook of an American POW, detailing his torturous relationship with his captor, she is startled by what she learns. Meanwhile, Thomas Allen, still reeling from the death of his daughter, learns that the man he called Dad was not his biological father. The tragically unresolved love story his mother tells him, prompts Thomas to find out why her 'greatest love' never returned to her after the Vietnam War. His search leads him to the notorious prison 'the Citadel', and to Sun and her uncle. Despite the hostility of her family, Sun and Thomas begin a perilous relationship. Aware that the fate of Thomas' father is revealed in the notebook, she is torn between helping Thomas, and the damaging affect the notebook's revelations will have on all of them.

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