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Wounds of Attachment
Second in the series, An American in Beijing, Wounds of Attachment ratchets up the stakes on Mai Martin, an American Woman working in Beijing. A megalomaniac, Maj. Gen. HUANG, with charisma and utopian ideals about the future of New China turns the tables on the Homeland Security. This political thriller twists loss and power, smuggling and revenge, and the forces of sovereign nations with individual integrity.
373 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 5, 2015
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Sha Li
21 books3 followersSha Li, artist and writer, mastered story telling with plein air depictions of rural town life before gaining recognition as a journalist and user experience expert. She says, “If you can imagine it, they’re already doing it,” meaning transhumanism and global dominance is the goal of Artificial Intelligence through breakthrough discoveries like artificial blood, CRISPER editing, and space travel.
Prior to writing in cyberpunk genre, she created an espionage series An American in Beijing with three thriller novels set in modern China. Not an easy read, numerous Chinese and American characters in rich settings demand surrender to a fictional reality.
Prior to writing in cyberpunk genre, she created an espionage series An American in Beijing with three thriller novels set in modern China. Not an easy read, numerous Chinese and American characters in rich settings demand surrender to a fictional reality.
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February 9, 2015
WOUNDS OF ATTACHMENT A POLITICAL THRILLER, SECOND IN SERIES AN AMERICAN IN BEIJING BY SHA LI.COM
CWP Publishing recently released this novel, Wounds of Attachment, available on Amazon.com in print and e-book format for Kindle.
Second in the series An American in Beijing, 'Wounds of Attachment ratchets up the stakes on Mai Martin, an American woman working in Beijing. This political thriller twists loss and power, smuggling and vengeance, and the forces of sovereign nations with individual integrity. Who is watching for her and follows to the train station? The para-military gang, led by double agent General MA, is intent on revenge from last year's bust at Wenzhou. A megalomaniac Major General with charisma and Utopian ideals about the future of New China turns the tables on the Homeland Security.
Special Features
The Kindle ebook has a full-color, two-page map of Asia with the main cities in the series An American in Beijing highlighted with an old-fashioned map pin. The print books display the map in black and white based on a 1970 edition of Goode’s World Atlas. At the end, a section ‘Who’ lists the numerous characters by the chapter in which they first appear. Also, a new section ‘Words’ provides Mandarin pinyin to English for foreign words in the story as well as a few Korean and Russian terms.
CWP Publishing recently released this novel, Wounds of Attachment, available on Amazon.com in print and e-book format for Kindle.
Second in the series An American in Beijing, 'Wounds of Attachment ratchets up the stakes on Mai Martin, an American woman working in Beijing. This political thriller twists loss and power, smuggling and vengeance, and the forces of sovereign nations with individual integrity. Who is watching for her and follows to the train station? The para-military gang, led by double agent General MA, is intent on revenge from last year's bust at Wenzhou. A megalomaniac Major General with charisma and Utopian ideals about the future of New China turns the tables on the Homeland Security.
Special Features
The Kindle ebook has a full-color, two-page map of Asia with the main cities in the series An American in Beijing highlighted with an old-fashioned map pin. The print books display the map in black and white based on a 1970 edition of Goode’s World Atlas. At the end, a section ‘Who’ lists the numerous characters by the chapter in which they first appear. Also, a new section ‘Words’ provides Mandarin pinyin to English for foreign words in the story as well as a few Korean and Russian terms.
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