Chasing the Monkey King

· Acheron
4.7
14 reviews
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"A compelling read. The dialogue is witty, the plot intriguing, and the settings enthralling." —Robert Dugoni, Internationally Best-Selling Author of My Sister’s Grave

 "Opens your eyes to the fascinating reality of our so-called trade war with China."  —Coast Reviews

A U.S. government investigator vanishes while on assignment in China. Former detective Lars Severin is hired by the investigator's family—mysterious scions of an international trade dynasty—to find out what happened to her. Was her disappearance the result of a random act of violence or something more sinister? Did she uncover something that drove a hidden enemy to make her disappear? Could she still be alive? Severin's quest casts him into a labyrinth of double-dealing and conspiracy, taking him from the misty streets and alleys of Seattle's old Chinatown neighborhood, to the corridors of power in Washington, D.C., to the dazzling city of Shanghai, to the ancient heart of rural China. The case grows more complicated with each step Severin takes, until all at once he realizes that his own life is in great danger.

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4.7
14 reviews
Jony
March 3, 2023
A good story to read!
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w c
January 13, 2025
nail biting suspense.cant put the book down.
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Gil Martinez
September 12, 2024
Excellent read. Kept me involved, and learned a lot about international trading and tariffs.
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About the author

D.C. Alexander is a former federal agent. He was born and raised in the Seattle area, but has lived all over the United States. His debut novel, The Legend of Devil's Creek, was a #1 Amazon Kindle Best Seller. His second novel, The Shadow Priest, was described as "a great beach read" by the USA Today Network. 

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