The Opium Lord's Daughter

MULTICULTURAL FICTION FINALIST - BOOK EXCELLENCE AWARDS A must read for fans of Shogun, Downton Abbey, Outlander and other sweeping tales rooted in history Honoring the tradition of noted historical fiction writers such as Ken Follett, Philippa Gregory, and James Clavell, The Opium Lord's Daughter artfully weaves true events and characters into the narrative, offering the reader a selective glimpse into a world populated with: <ul> <li>rogue drug traders </li> <li>imperialist government officials </li> <li>religious zealots </li> <li>and scrappy survivors.</li> </ul> Lady Su-Mei, the eponymous protagonist, valiantly resists her wealthy and powerful father--one of the largest opium traders in mid-19th century China--who attempts to force her into the barbaric practice of foot binding. Her defiance sets in motion a series of events, forever altering her fate, as well as the fates of those she holds dear. Throughout the course of the story, Su-Mei and her loved ones experience: <ul> <li>Taboo romances </li> <li>tumultuous adventures </li> <li>and heart-wrenching tragedies.</li> </ul> The Opium Lord's Daughter is an expedition through the destruction of a culture, underscoring the hold and havoc drug empires continue to exert in society, even to this day.

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Wang, Robert

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Samuel Weiser, York Beach, ME, 1983. . Binding: Hardcover. Book Condition: Fair Condition. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Text contains highlight pen markings and underlining throughout. Foxing to edges of text-block. Jacket rubbed with small closed tears and chipping to edges. Protected in Brodart cover. Date and number written in pen on front free endpage. Small writing in pencil on rear pastedown. Color and black &amp; white photographs and illustrations.

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