Finding Lien

By: R. Bruce Logan

Narrated by: Jason Burkhead

Lien, an innocent village girl in Vietnam, is missing. Her father, Ngoc, is desperate and with help from a young Australian volunteer overcomes his years of reluctance and writes a letter to his father, a retired American army officer.

Ngoc’s letter shocks Peter Trutch. Torn between his sense of honor toward this unknown son and his contentedly pleasant life in Seattle with his devoted wife, Catherine, he hurls himself into his past and back to a country and memories that he had left behind 40 years earlier.

Lien is sold to a brothel in Cambodia, and in his frantic search for her, Trutch confronts not only his past but a seedy, corrupt world where bad cops, pimps, and the destitute clash with courageous international prevention workers and a few honest officials.

Along with Trutch, the listener will be outraged at the worldwide plague of sex trafficking.

©2016 Black Rose Writing (P)2018 Beacon Audiobooks

enjoyable and educational

Written in an entertaining format while continually educational. An obvious level of first-hand knowledge of being military and in country. A must read.
Teresa (McCoy) Parkinson

Glimpse into the 1st and 2nd generation of GIs liaison 40 years later.

Realistic sequences of life experiences for Vietnamese left behind and those who rediscover love and caring does help the ‘left behind’

Glimpses of child trafficking with compassion, with out ge goeish details. What will you do person to person to help someone you don’t know. More than money~person to person real world contact.