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Siri Paiboun is suddenly a busy man. Five months into his new role as National (and only) Coroner, he has been called to the capital on a ‘matter of national security’.
Soon enough, he’s examining carbonized corpses, meeting the deposed king and attending a shaman’s conference.
Meanwhile, back at his woefully inadequate morgue, savagely mauled bodies are piling up and Siri’s assistant decides to investigate. Can she be dealing with a weretiger, or is it a bear of some kind? Whatever kind of animal has thirty-three teeth?
Soon enough, he’s examining carbonized corpses, meeting the deposed king and attending a shaman’s conference.
Meanwhile, back at his woefully inadequate morgue, savagely mauled bodies are piling up and Siri’s assistant decides to investigate. Can she be dealing with a weretiger, or is it a bear of some kind? Whatever kind of animal has thirty-three teeth?
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'An embarrassment of riches: Holmesian sleuthing, political satire, and droll comic study of a prickly late bloomer' Kirkus
Colin Cotterill shows in Thirty-Three Teeth that engaging investigator Dr Siri Paibon should be much better known' Sunday Times