The Chinese Treasure
Feb 2002 · Author House
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In this adventure mystery, an English Lord secretly enters the ancient tomb of Emperor Qin Shih Haung Ti in Xian the legendry terminus of the Silk Road. He absconds with a fabulous fortune. Anxious to avoid an international incident, the Chinese government contacts an undercover French organization, the Noir, to return the treasure. Three of the Noir’s agents work against a glamorous sophisticated background that spans two continents to locate the treasure. Along the way they become entangled in murders, the kidnapping of the daughter of a French diplomat, and their own shadowy past.
In this adventure mystery, an English Lord secretly enters the ancient tomb of Emperor Qin Shih Haung Ti in Xian the legendry terminus of the Silk Road. He absconds with a fabulous fortune. Anxious to avoid an international incident, the Chinese government contacts an undercover French organizati...
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Murray lives with her husband in the college town of Newark, Delaware. In addition to The Chinese Treasure, Murray has written A Bite of Magic, an adult fairy tale with recipes, as well as non-fiction articles for Delaware Today and the Philadelphia Inquirer. A Pox On You, a mystery involving the possibility of smallpox germ warfare will come out soon available through 1stBooks Library.
Murray lives with her husband in the college town of Newark, Delaware. In addition to The Chinese Treasure, Murray has written A Bite of Magic, an adult fairy tale with recipes, as well as non-fiction articles for Delaware Today and the Philadelphia Inquirer. A Pox On You, a mystery involving the...
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