Ebook {Epub PDF} Children of the Street by Kwei Quartey

Children of the Street: An Inspector Darko Dawson Mystery. Kwei Quartey. Random House Publishing Group, - Fiction - pages.4/5(9).  · Children of the Street, Quartey's second Dawson book, concentrates on the neighborhoods of Old Accra, on the coastal curve of the Atlantic Ocean. Ghana was the Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins. KWEI QUARTEY Biography Kwei Quartey is a crime fiction writer and physician based in Pasadena, California. In , having practiced medicine for more than 15 years while simultaneously working as a writer, Quartey finally retired from medical practice to become a full-time novelist/5.

"Kwei Quartey does what all the best storytellers do. He takes you to a world you have never seen and makes it as real to you as your own backyard. In Children of the Street he brings a story that is searing and original and done just right. Inspector Darko Dawson is relentless and I look forward to riding with him again."—Michael Connelly. Read "Children of the Street An Inspector Darko Dawson Mystery" by Kwei Quartey available from Rakuten Kobo. In the slums of Accra, Ghana's fast-moving, cosmopolitan capital, teenagers are turning up dead. Inspector Darko Dawson. Children of the Street (Darko Dawson, Bk 2) (A Darko Dawson Mystery) by Kwei Quartey. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, ,

Quartey convincingly portrays the seedy underbelly of Accra, Ghana's capital city, in his second novel starring Det. Insp. Darko Dawson (after Wife of the Gods). The well-rounded Dawson, a homicide investigator, struggles with his taste for marijuana as well as the politics of his job. KWEI QUARTEY Biography Kwei Quartey is a crime fiction writer and physician based in Pasadena, California. In , having practiced medicine for more than 15 years while simultaneously working as a writer, Quartey finally retired from medical practice to become a full-time novelist. Children of the Street is the thrilling, second installment of the Inspector Darko Dawson Mystery series by Kwei Quartey. Readers are ushered onto the bustling streets of Accra, the capital of Ghana, that consist of an array of orphaned children without shelter and supportive families.