The Bizarre Case of the Suicide Killer

A Bob Lowe Investigation #2

by Zach J. Brodsky

Another hilarious and quirky mystery from Zach J Brodsky.

Bob Lowe’s pipe dream to become a slick private investigator working the streets of Bangkok is becoming a reality; he’s fast becoming the go-to guy for bizarre cases.

When the police are suspicious about a series of expat deaths, they turn to Bob to do what he does best – go undercover with a drink in a bar. His translator, friend and investigative assistant Pat, continues to quietly prove the brains behind the organisation as Bob tries to solve a unique paternity test and help young go-go dancer Tum get his mojo back in the Bangkok nightlife scene.

Life is very much on an upward trajectory for the bumbling Brit and he even reveals his softer side as he looks to repair fading friendships. Another bizarre and quirky mystery with a large slice of humour and some heart-warming moments. The second in the Bob Lowe Investigation series.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 7, 2020

About the author

Zach J Brodsky spent much of his youth traipsing around the world where he was fascinated by observing people and creating absurd back stories in his mind about their lives and with it he created an endless list of characters. He roamed around East and Southern Africa in the early 1990s sneaking into what was Zaire to spend some time with mountain gorillas, and later travelled extensively in India, Nepal, South East Asia and the West Coast of the USA. Zach experimented with traditional employment for many years before deciding to base himself in Bangkok where he began to observe all the oddities that Bangkok has to offer. Ultimately motivating him to try and patch some characters together in creating his first full novel "Bangkok Delusions".

Zach continues to roam the globe milling around South East Asia and quietly observing places and events that might inspire a new storyline.

Reviews

[Jessica Lee · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love following Bob Lowe's life now. I started the series on a ten day trip and read all three books during it (well the first book ins't a Bob Lowe investigation book but it's where we first meet him). The books I feel depict a really interesting side of life in Bangkok. Also the food descriptions have had me craving Thai food even though I'm allergic to tamarind and mostly stay away from it! I feel I can feel the humidity with Lowe Sweat Time. I'm looking forward to the next investigation. I'd be really interested to hear more about Ting from the first book as well- maybe the 3rd investigation will involve the hotel? Or maybe Scott Marshall will hire Bob Lowe to find Ting?

The books are very hard to put down!

[Sharon · Rating 4 out of 5]

i’m weirdly addicted to this series because how descriptive the author is. it does get a bit repetitive but i guess it might be catered to those who are not reading the books in order.

looking forward to reading the next book in the series.