Praise for the Inspector Mislan Series "Rozlan Mohd Noor proves that a great character can be found anywhere on the globe. Undaunted and determined, Inspector Mislan Latif is my kind of detective. Harry Bosch would ride shotgun with him any time."--Michael Connelly "Superb . Fans of hard-edged crime fiction from authors such as James Ellroy and Paul Cleave will be riveted."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Impressive . The combination of clever plotting and portrayal of life in Malaysia is a winner. Noor brilliantly integrates an unusual impossible crime into a gritty procedural story line.
"-- Publishers Weekly , starred review of DUKE: Inspector Mislan and the Expressway Murders "Written in terse prose with to-the-point dialogue, little gets in the way of Noor's narrative momentum and he tears through the story's investigation with a nimble touch ."-- LA Review of Books on 21 Immortals: Inspector Mislan and the Yee Sang Murders " Razor-sharp and full of the grit and color of the streets of Kuala Lumpur, 21 Immortals is a gripping examination of the link between organized crime and politics. Total edge-of-the-seat stuff. "--Tash Aw, award-winning author of The Harmony Silk Factory and We, the Survivors "Mislan's investigations will transport American readers to a distant city made familiar by human connections and misdeeds. A timely, nuanced portrayal of LGBTQ+ issues, Noor's latest is highly recommended for fans of John Burdett's Sonchai Jitpleecheep procedurals ."-- Booklist (on UTube ) " Stellar . Fans of honest cops working in a rigged system are in for a treat."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review of 21 Immortals " Has all the makings of a classic detective novel --a tough, engaging detective, a story that grips from the first page, and an ending that is just as intriguing and satisfying as you hoped it would be.
Highly recommended."--W. C. Ryan, author of A House of Ghosts "From a macabre murder scene to an unexpected ending . nothing is predictable in this atmospheric story set in exotic Malaysia ." --Timothy Jay Smith, author of Fire on the Island and The Fourth Courier "Noor, himself a veteran of the Malaysian police force, makes the plot twists plausible and his characters true to life. This gritty series merits a long run ."-- Publishers Weekly, starred review on UTube ) "A compelling and nefarious crime with corruption at its heart.
Inspector Mislan is a fierce adversary ."--Lauren A. Forry, author of They Did Bad Things "Rozian Mohd Noor tells the harrowing tale of a tough cop on the streets of Kuala Lumpur who attempts to solve the grotesque murder of an entire family. The suspense winds tighter with each new twist. Inspector Mislan, Noor's all-too-human hero, is the perfect cop to solve this perfect crime ."--Bart Paul, author of the Tommy Smith High Country Noir series " As approachable as it is brilliant , 21 Immortals could and should become a classic of detective fiction. I like to think of Inspector Mislan Latif as Malaysia's Montalbano, not just for the love of food, coffee, and cigarettes, but for the wit, resolve, and humanity."--Davide Cazzaro, publisher of Nang magazine.