دفترچهٔ پرونده‌های کارآگاه فنگ‌شویی (چاپ کاغذی)

Feng Shui master CF Wong uses his crime-solving talents internationally as he is unleashed on the Asia-Pacific.A murder in the Philippines, a kidnapping in Thailand, grand theft auto in Singapore: just another day at the office for CF Wong. No, he's not a detective, he's a feng shui master, and he'd much rather just get paid, go home, put his feet up, and leave solving crimes to someone who cares.But that's just not going to happen. CF and his assistant, Joyce, are on a business trip around the Asia Pacific and wherever they go, their unique way of getting to the bottom of the most perplexing cases seems to be needed.Baffling crimes, ingenious schemes, exotic locations and bucket-loads of charm. The Feng Shui Detective's Casebook is Vittachi at his witty, original best. Muni de sa boussole de matre de fengshui et de sa perspicace sagesse chinoise, C.F. Wong rsout des nigmes criminelles aussi embrouilles qu'un bol de nouilles. Cette fois-ci, M. Pun, son principal employeur et mcne, a dcid d'offrir pour Nol une sance de fengshui gratuite aux membres de son conseil d'administration international. Wong se retrouve donc avec une srie de missions accomplir, Singapour, en Inde, Thalande, aux Philippines, en Australie. Seule ombre au tableau : il va aussi devoir emmener avec lui son cervele de jeune assistante, Joyce McQuinnie... Elle aura pourtant son rle jouer, qu'il s'agisse de retrouver des voitures de luxe qui se volatilisent, ou de dmler un attentat contre un informaticien de Hyderabad, revendiqu par plus de cent cinquante personnes... A murder in the Philippines, a kidnapping in Thailand, grand theft auto in Singapore: just another day at the office for CF Wong. No, he's not a detective, he's a feng shui master, and he'd much rather just get paid, go home, put his feet up, and leave solving crimes to someone who cares. But that's just not going to happen. CF and his assistant, Joyce, are on a business trip around the Asia Pacific and wherever they go, their unique way of getting to the bottom of the most perplexing cases seems to be needed