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Sayonara Slam: A Mas Arai Mystery (The Mas Arai Mysteries Book 6)

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The Japanese American detective’s most engaging mystery yet delves into baseball, WWII, and the complex history between Japan and Korea: “Hard to put down” (Kirkus Reviews).
 
At Dodger Stadium, Japan is playing Korea in the World Baseball Classic, but before the first pitch is thrown, Mas Arai finds himself investigating a murder. Mystery, history, and cultural conflict form a dangerous web in this riveting chapter in the Edgar Award–winning series featuring the most unlikely of sleuths—an aging, taciturn Japanese American gardener from Altadena, California.
 
Who is that unusual woman throwing knuckleball pitches to warm up the Japanese team? Who sent thugs to threaten Mas and accuse him of treason? What were in the deleted files on the murdered sportswriter’s computer—and did they hold secrets that led to his death? These questions draw Mas into an increasingly dangerous situation—including the danger of losing the affection of the woman he might someday admit he loves.

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Book details

Author
Naomi Hirahara
Imprint
Prospect Park Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
Published
Pages
234
Formats
Paperback, Hardcover
Series
The Mas Arai Mystery Series
Subjects
Fiction › Mystery & Detective › Amateur Sleuth
Fiction › Mystery & Detective › International Crime & Mystery
Fiction › Asian American & Pacific Islander
ISBN-13
9781938849732 (Paperback)9781684428656 (Hardcover)

About the author

NAOMI HIRAHARA is an Edgar Award-winning author whose books include Strawberry Yellow, Blood Hina and Snakeskin Shamisen.

Hirahara’s Mas Arai books have earned recognition from the Chicago Tribune’s Ten Best Mysteries and Thrillers and Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. She received Anthony and Macavity Award nominations and is a Stanford University alumna.

Naomi lives in Pasadena, CA.

Format: Paperback