Professor George Mathers and his wife, Xiao Ping, continue their efforts to resolve the mystery of Ma Jun’s legacy. Their earlier discovery of ancient writings and relics on Tianmen Mountain in Hunan Province leads them into an adventure their academic training never prepared them for. After a second foray on the sacred mountain, the couple returns to Beijing. There they are catapulted into a series of events that changes everything. New dangers, driven by treachery and greed, surround them. Lives are put at risk, and lost, as the authorities wage war against an international crime ring. Their mission: to recover China’s stolen inheritance from the time of the dragons.
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In this second book in the Dragon Scripts series, Stuart Cotterill continues to draw from his time in China, and his love for its culture, history, and people. Cotterill’s personal travels and his work in a corporate position have taken him to many points on the globe, yet he has a special fondness for China. To stay in touch with friends there and to gather material for his books, he continues to visit several times a year. The author now lives and writes in Asheville, situated in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina.
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