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Here are the 10 new April 2015 book releases that Monitor book critics placed on the "must read" list.
Part thriller, part darkly humorous social commentary, this razor-sharp debut novel begins with the American exodus from Saigon. The story’s narrator is a Vietcong spy who makes it out of Vietnam and on to a new life in the US, only to become a consultant on an “Apocalypse Now”-style film – complete with a dissipated Marlon Brando-like star and a pompous Francis Ford Coppola-like director. Nyugen’s wit is biting, to be sure, but also keenly insightful.
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