It’s 
                  okay for Thais to believe in ghosts—it’s their birthright. 
                  But why is Vincent Calvino seeing ghosts, and why are they so 
                  angry? Calvino is haunted by a series of deaths in Rangoon and 
                  Bangkok, when he stumbles onto a new murder case—but is 
                  it a new case, or an old one returned from the dead? A murder 
                  investigation leads Calvino inside an underworld network smuggling 
                  Rohingya out of illegal camps and detention centers. Calvino 
                  looks for the killer in the mystical Thai world of sword and 
                  marriage trees. 
                 
                Praise
                 
                  “[The 
                    Marriage Tree] will keep the reader up at night, though, 
                    as the action is fast-paced and full of enough twists to foment 
                    insomnia. For readers who loved Missing in Rangoon, 
                    this follow-on book provides something of a final resolution.”
                    —wowais.com 
                    
                
                “The 
                  plight of the Rohingya refugees has been documented many times, 
                  but never dramatised like this.... [W]hen a novelist brings 
                  his powers of description and sense of empathy to bear on such 
                  a subject, the wholehearted tragedy of these crimes against 
                  humanity hits home in a powerful way. The opening is riveting 
                  ... The plotting is taut and the pacing sharp.”
                  —Jim Algie, The 
                  Nation
                 
                  “The 
                    Marriage Tree is a top tier crime novel set in a top 
                    tier city, Bangkok, to be enjoyed by crime fiction readers 
                    everywhere.”
                    —Kevin Cummings, 
                    Chiang Mai City News
                
                “For 
                  those who have 'met' Vinny before, you will know what to expect 
                  - a fast, racy and very believable plot with excellent dialogue 
                  and several twists in the tail and set in the Bangkok we all 
                  know, with many recognizable landmarks.”
                  —Lang Reid, Pattaya Mail