Tokyo Station (Paperback) by Martin Cruz Smith

from KLTMD

Smith never disappoints me,(except for Stallion Gate). This book is good. Colorful, steeped in pre-war Japan, it is a novel with a murder in it, not a murder mystery, which may put off some. Harry Niles isn't a Russian cop, he is a con man, a cynic. He is a delicious character. Enjoy it.

from BrianEWilliams

A good suspense novel although with a lot of dark violence. Well plotted and with good local colour - demonstrates the author's research abilities.

from repb

Cruz Smith is one of my all time favorite authors. December 6th was much different than any of his others - but just as enjoyable. Harry - a con man par excellence grows up in Tokyo and thrives there as an adult ... until caught there at the outbreak of WWII. A fascinating look at pre-war Japan l...

from pzmiller

A very interesting story that takes place in Japan right before Pearl Harbor.

from gopfolk

A decent read This is the first book of Martin Cruz Smith that I have read and overall I would say that the book was pretty good. The sequences of flashbacks was a little too much for me and at times I almost forgot what time period we were in. The story was very well done and made you question t...