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Jasmine Borschberg, born in Canada and a Swiss national, currently resides in Bali, Indonesia. She comes from a long line of storytellers and historians. Jasmine loves to weave tales full of historical facts, melding together memorable stories with characters you’ll remember long after the story ends. When she’s not in Bali, she visits her two children in the USA or spends her summers in Switzerland.
A Riveting Masterpiece: Cinnabar Dragon is Unforgettable *In Cinnabar Dragon, the author weaves an exhilarating tale of destiny, resilience, and family secrets. The story follows two compelling narratives: Li Hua, a young girl sold to a floating brothel in ancient China, who rises from concubine to spy in the Forbidden City, and Lu Carter, a modern-day Chinese-American engineer who uncovers dark truths about her heritage. Both women must confront betrayal, danger, and their intertwined fates. Li Hua’s journey from victim to powerful agent is captivating, with her cinnabar dragon pendant symbolizing her lethal strength. Meanwhile, Lu’s discovery of her birth mother’s past and her own struggles with corporate espionage add depth and tension to the plot. The dual timelines are skillfully intertwined, creating a gripping narrative that keeps readers hooked. What makes Cinnabar Dragon truly remarkable is its rich character development and historical detail. Both Li Hua and Lu are complex, relatable figures whose stories resonate deeply. The novel explores the themes of fate, identity, and the enduring power of family, all while delivering a fast-paced, thrilling adventure. With its seamless blend of historical intrigue, martial arts, and modern-day suspense, Cinnabar Dragon is a must-read that will linger long after the final page.*
I enjoyed this book immensely. It was fun to read. I particularly liked the parts that took place in ancient China. There are some colorful characters, too. I warmly recommend it.
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