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The first adventure in the popular Siam Storm Series. When a small golden box containing dental remains of the Buddha is stolen and its guardian monks murdered; it is the surviving combatant monk, Pon's, duty to recover the holy item and avenge his brother monks. Pon leaves his secluded monastery in the Cardamom jungle to search of the man responsible. He enters Cambodia, where he finds the employer of, Dam, the man who committed the crime, but Dam has already fled, taking the box. Spock, Stu, and Nick are three lovable English rogues who are enjoying a holiday experience of a lifetime in Pattaya, in southeast Thailand. While enjoying a raucous night out, they accidentally stumble across the holy box and, unaware of its sacred contents, replace them with Nicks knocked out dentures. Pon, after pursuing Dam to Pattaya, runs into Spock, Stu, and Nick. Calamity follows and they all get swept up into a new kind of adventure. The fun has just begun...
The first adventure in the popular Siam Storm Series.
When a small golden box containing dental remains of the Buddha is stolen and its guardian monks murdered; it is the surviving combatant monk, Pon's, duty to recover the holy item and avenge his brother monks. Pon leaves his secluded monastery in the Cardamom jungle to search of the man responsible. He enters Cambodia, where he finds the employer of, Dam, the man who committed the crime, but Dam has already fled, taking the box.
Spock, Stu, and Nick are three lovable English rogues who are enjoying a holiday experience of a lifetime in Pattaya, in southeast Thailand. While enjoying a raucous night out, they accidentally stumble across the holy box and, unaware of its sacred contents, replace them with Nicks knocked out dentures.
Pon, after pursuing Dam to Pattaya, runs into Spock, Stu, and Nick. Calamity follows and they all get swept up into a new kind of adventure.
The fun has just begun...
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these were exceptional circumstances and no other places were yet<br />
available. He woke two young monks and gave instructions to feed the<br />
soldiers. His old bones ached and his body cried out for rest, but<br />
nevertheless he went to Pon’s sick bed, knowing he would find Vitchae<br />
there. Cenat had been trekking for almost two days, but he had a duty<br />
and a Tinju never rested until that duty was fulfilled. Vitchae sat beside<br />
the sleeping Pon, his eyes open, staring straight ahead. Unsure as to<br />
whether he was asleep or awake, Cenat gave a respectful Wai to the old<br />
master. Vitchae felt Cenat’s presence and returned the Wai. Cenat sat<br />
beside Vitchae.<br />
Cenat enquired about Pon, and was relieved to hear that he would be<br />
fine once the poison was expelled from his system. Cenat told Vitchae<br />
of his meeting with Taksin, the arrival of the soldiers and told him that<br />
the King would be informed.<br />
“Good,” said the elder monk. “You have done well, my old friend. This<br />
duty is concluded, so now go to rest.”<br />
Cenat headed to where he left the soldiers. They were all huddled in a<br />
group, sound asleep, with their food untouched. Cenat sat down and ate.<br />
The Master Sergeant awoke four hours later and looked around at his<br />
surroundings. He woke his men, who slowly arose and surveyed the<br />
room. Two of the younger monks sat in deep meditation behind the<br />
soldiers and, when the soldiers awoke, one of them slipped out of the<br />
room. The other monk Wai-ed the group and pointed to the food<br />
covered by a fashee, a wicker dome used to keep insects off food.<br />
“Please eat. We shall bring fruit and water.”<br />
They returned the Wai, removed the Fashee, and heartily tucked in.
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