After over thirty-years of searching, Ravuth at last feels hopeful. 
Recalling the last time he saw his parents and mischievous younger brother at his village, when the Khmer Rouge herded them off like animals, along with the rest of the villagers, he can only imagine what they have been through. 

This thrilling, unpredictable, yet sometimes hilarious quest, takes you from the fashionable London restaurant scene to the wild, untamed jungles of the Cardamom Mountains, where an English baker helps a Cambodian refugee searching for his missing family and an elusive plant, the source of an exquisite spice.

The Spice

The DEA and FBI acted swiftly after their Directors and Assistant Directors received the email and video from Jed Culver, although not as quick as the CIA, who, after Tugs call to Howsfield, Special Agent Fox contacted the UK’s, M14, who activated their sleeper agent in Cambodia. 


Several hours after Jed’s email and video footage arrived; the DEA Director put Special Agent Carlson in charge of the investigation. With this fortunate turn of events, the CIA’s covert operations inside the DEA would remain a secret, and the CIA Director suggested the agencies work together on this case. 


Special Agents Carlson and Fox sat in Carlson’s office and studied the findings with interest. 


“Do you know Tug Toller?” asked Fox. 


“Yeah,” said Carlson. “But I knew his old partner Jed Culver better. We worked on several successful drug busts.” Carlson sighed, “I thought he was a good agent until everyone found out that he was on the take. I was on the case with him when he got caught.” 


-Justice Served -