The Gensui's Treasure. B J Le Chêne

The plan was watertight. They were both sure of that. After all, the Gensui was long dead, the war was almost forgotten and the treasure was securely hidden in the jungles of Malaya. But was it ……?<br />The young Yoshiro had supposed that his journey to Malaysia was to honour his father’s last wishes which was to bury his ashes in the grave of his beloved though secret first wife. Meeting his father’s friend Mac for the first time opens a shameful history of murder and bloodshed, money and arrogance during the Japanese occupation of Malaya which the sheltered Yoshiro must first come to terms with and then connive in the cover up that must be made.