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In Singapore in 1939 Walter Blackett's rubber business is benefitting hugely from the war, but his children have proved unsuitable successors and when the son of his erstwhile co-director arrives the exploitative practices at the heart of the business are brought to light.
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A vivid portrayal of colonial greed and ethical dilemmas.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in stories set against the backdrop of war and economic upheaval, The Singapore Grip offers a sharp look at colonial enterprise and its complexities. The narrative combines historical detail with compelling characters, making you think about morality and loyalty until the very last page. It’s a thought-provoking read full of rich, vivid descriptions of a tumultuous era.
