While Bill Bryson walked in the Woods, and Paul Theroux walked across Africa, Dennis Jon took a walk on the wild side... travel writing may never be the same again!

In hindsight, maybe fluttering off the tour guides red line wasn't such a good idea. But Jon has neither hindsight nor foresight as his vacation unfolds in real time. Acting without consequence, he discovers that real life is funnier, crazier, and more interesting than fiction, as he encounters football hooligans, crooked tour guides, domino hustlers, root salesmen, transvestite karaoke stars, restroom massage gangs, and angels--not with wings and halos--but g-strings and high heels.

While pursuing his shallow desires, he finds that he himself is in danger of becoming a fictional character, as he struggles to define the line between fantasy and reality. Thinking the truth is too complicated, he spins a web of deception that ultimately unravels, and leads him head first into--The Butterfly Trap.

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Few places on Earth can boast of such a mix of cultures and temptations in one place as Bangkok. And no book takes you there better than The Butterfly Trap.
- Joseph P. Lin

Instances of superb, multileveled awareness of what can be seen in a moment where the complex present is intensely realized.
- Gar Flack

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In this exciting book about bangkok, the author goes on a red-light tour of Thailand red light districts, such as Nana Plaza, Soi Cowboy, Patpong, Sukhumvit Road, Pattaya and meets many gogo girls. He also visits such mainstream Thailand tourist destinations as the Erawan shrine, Koh Samet, Ayuttaya, Wat Pra Keo, and more. This tale goes far beyond being a sex tourist tale, or a how to guide for sex tourism or prostitution, but rather becomes more of an observational travelogue, like you might find from Paul Theroux or Bill Bryson, admittedly with a more adult theme. ? ?