Captain Easy #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Easy becomes involved in an espionage plot set in India when a woman named Li-La seeks his help to rescue her father, who is being held by the Japanese with a promise to carry out their orders. Easy agrees to assist, and Colonel Hardy provides him with twelve hours to complete the mission, enlisting Li-La as a guide. The story follows Easy as he travels along the opium trail toward Bhadphal, encountering drums and jungle dangers along the way. In a separate storyline, Easy deals with complications involving a lumber camp inheritance and attempts to resolve disputes among the camp's workers and management.
Captain Easy arrives at a Burma jungle base to report for duty with Colonel Hardy, only to be attacked that first night by Li-La, a young woman forced by the Japanese General Haku to assassinate Allied officers in exchange for her father Prince Shanti's life. When her nerve fails and she reveals the truth, Easy and Colonel Hardy see a chance to strike back—and within hours, Easy is leading Li-La upriver toward Bhadphal to attempt a daring rescue. But the path to her father's freedom winds through a sacred temple where the Japanese are orchestrating an elaborate deception, and Easy must expose their plot before the Burmese people fall under their control.
When crime boss Violin McMattis emerges from prison after seven years, his mind has been shattered by solitary confinement—and now he's unpredictably dangerous, carrying a tommy gun and willing to shoot anyone for kicks. Captain Easy gets caught between a desperate mob trying to cure their boss with a fake psychiatrist and a loose cannon criminal prowling the city, forcing him to race against time before Violin's madness claims innocent lives. It's a wild chase through the streets as Easy teams up with the criminals themselves to stop the very danger they've unleashed.
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