Missing in Myanmar - Ellyson, Jane
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Charlotte Wyatt wasn't sure what she was letting herself in for when she agreed to be available for occasional information gathering activities for the Australian Securities Intelligence Organisation. Her first assignment comes at the end of a holiday in Thailand. Having just said goodbye to her boyfriend, who has taken a job sailing from Port Vila in Vanuatu to Bundaberg in Australia, Charlotte Wyatt is intrigued by the opportunity to go to Myanmar to gather information about a missing person. With the help of a mysterious librarian, she finds the information she was sent to retrieve, and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Charlotte Wyatt wasn't sure what she was letting herself in for when she agreed to be available for occasional information gathering activities for the Australian Securities Intelligence Organisation. Her first assignment comes at the end of a holiday in Thailand. Having just said goodbye to her boyfriend, who has taken a job sailing from Port Vila in Vanuatu to Bundaberg in Australia, Charlotte Wyatt is intrigued by the opportunity to go to Myanmar to gather information about a missing person. With the help of a mysterious librarian, she finds the information she was sent to retrieve, and then, just as she's making plans to return, the lights go out in Myanmar and the military takes over. With a reluctant passenger, Charlotte runs checkpoints and dodges bullets, in a race to the border.
Autorenporträt
Jane Ellyson has a deep connection to the far north coast of New South Wales in Australia where her first novel Over Byron Bay is set. Her great grandparents owned a farm a little way out of Byron Bay and grandparents a farm at nearby Mullumbimby. She currently lives at Possum Creek just out of Bangalow in northern New South Wales, Australia. Her novels include Boy from Bangalow, Over Byron Bay, Substitute Child, Roman Roulette, Missing in Myanmar and Nonsense in the North.