What reviewers have said about
THE FAT MAN's DAUGHTER:

"When they work ... crime novels that illuminate a historical period are things of beauty. Caroline Petit's first novel falls into that illustrious company: She catches the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of Hong Kong, China and Manchuria in 1937 as they filter through the senses of a fascinating young woman."
— Chicago Tribune

"Petit gives readers the journey into womanhood as exotic action-adventure."
— Publishers Weekly

"The reader will be compelled by the intrigue of the underworld of ancient art dealing."
— Booklist

"Under the amazingly sure hand of Petit, an Australian writer of rare abilities, every aspect of this terrific story comes to life."
— Chicago Tribune