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Two Sons of China
by Andrew Lam

Published: 2013-12-03
Paperback : 466 pages
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An Epic Novel of America's Forgotten War in China
 
Inspired by true events, Two Sons of China is a sweeping historical saga from a forgotten theater of World War II--an action-packed tale about an unlikely friendship between two soldiers--one American, the other Communist Chinese--and ...
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An Epic Novel of America's Forgotten War in China
 
Inspired by true events, Two Sons of China is a sweeping historical saga from a forgotten theater of World War II--an action-packed tale about an unlikely friendship between two soldiers--one American, the other Communist Chinese--and the powerful forces that threaten to tear them apart.
 
China 1944
 
American troops have arrived in China to help fight the Japanese. Lieutenant David Parker loathes his transfer to isolated Chungking. The war there is stalled because Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government is corrupt and unwilling to fight. So when Parker hears of a special American mission venturing north to assist Mao Zedong's Communist forces, he is desperate to join them. Rumors have spread that the Communists are fighting the Japanese with heroic zeal.
 
Lin Yuen, a reclusive and skilled Communist guerrilla leader, can scarcely hide his annoyance when Lieutenant Parker is assigned to join his next dangerous mission behind enemy lines.
 
Both men have deeply held, clashing convictions, but the battles they fight, the horrors they witness, and the brotherhood they forge ultimately transform them both.
 
As the end of World War II forces America to take sides in an impending Nationalist-Communist civil war, David and Yuen find their loyalties tested. Together, they must confront a final trial--one that imperils the honor they cherish and the people they love.

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