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|date=August 2007
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Derek Sumner's headless body was found in a dubious area of Beijing. He was the Chinese representative for Kelness, a UK-based company which exported steel to China. Some employees of the company wondered if he'd gone native when he suggested that the Kelness plant should be sold to the Chinese, dismantled and re-erected in China where the steel could be produced for a fraction of the price.
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending this book to The Bookbag.
If you like this type of book then you might also enjoy [[Skin Privilege]] by Karin Slaughter and Stephen L Carter's [[New England White]]. We can also recommend [[The Emperor of Shoes by Spencer Wise]].
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