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  • Last Seen in Lapaz

  • Emma Djan Investigation, Book 3
  • By: Kwei Quartey
  • Narrated by: Robin Miles
  • Length: 12 hrs and 32 mins
  • 4.4 out of 5 stars (15 ratings)

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Last Seen in Lapaz

By: Kwei Quartey
Narrated by: Robin Miles
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When a whirlwind romance leads to a brutal murder and the disappearance of a young Nigerian woman, PI Emma Djan resorts to dangerous undercover work to track her down in Accra.

Just as things at work are slowing down for PI Emma Djan, an old friend of her boss’s asks for help locating his missing daughter. According to her father, Ngozi had a bright future ahead of her when she became secretive and withdrawn. Suddenly, all she wanted to do was be with her handsome new beau, Femi, instead of attending law school in the fall. So when she disappears from her parents’ house in Nigeria the middle of a summer night, they immediately suspect Femi was behind it and have reason to believe the pair has fled to Accra.

During Emma’s first week on the case, Femi is found murdered at his opulent residence in Accra. There are no signs of Ngozi at the scene, and fearing the worst, Emma digs further, discovering that Femi was part of a network of sex traffickers across West Africa.

Emma must figure out which of Femi’s many enemies killed him, but more urgently, she must find Ngozi before she, too, is murdered in cold blood.

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Eye opening true fiction

I’ll be looking for more books by this author. I also loved the performance by the narrator

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So much more than a detective story

I have enjoyed all the Kwei Quartey novels. And this one is read by Robin Miles. What a winning combination.

I love the character of Emma and the other individuals who reflect positive as well as negative elements in contemporary Nigeria and Ghana.

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Outstanding Story

Written in a gripping manner. The many characters are not all well developed but the circumstances they are portrayed in are quite different and tragic. It’s hard to imagine how many people are affected by human trafficking and the cruelty of that practice. It is shocking.

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Disappointed

I loved Kwei Quartey’s first two books featuring Emma and read beautifully by Robin Miles. This third book went beyond a good murder mystery to address very dark social issues, such as human trafficking, sociopathy, and hopelessness. Somehow the main characters were only superficially affected by the horrors they confronted. If you are looking for entertainment and cultural broadening, this is not your book.

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