Mister Jinnah: Securities

Description

455 pages
$10.99
ISBN 0-88882-231-6
DDC C813'.6

Publisher

Year

2001

Contributor

Reviewed by Jo-Anne McBride

Jo-Anne McBride is a renewable resource specialist in Vancouver, B.C.

Review

Set in Vancouver, with the Indo-Canadian community playing an important
role, this fast-paced, humorous whodunit grabs the reader’s attention
and doesn’t let go.

Hakeem Jinnah is a clever reporter who works the crime beat at the
Vancouver Tribune, pursues women even though he’s married, and is
involved with his cousin and partner in a get-rich-quick
mail-order-bride scheme, marrying Russian women to wealthy Chinese men.
When he begins to cover the death of a shady stock promoter, his
investigation in this complex world of financial dealings is hampered by
the police and grows increasingly bizarre.

Donald Hauka is a crime reporter with the Vancouver Province. Mister
Jinnah: Securities is his first novel. More books following the
escapades of this entertaining super sleuth would be welcome.

Citation

Hauka, Donald J., “Mister Jinnah: Securities,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed September 20, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/9477.