The book is unique in many ways: it has a one-of-a-kind plot with an overall intriguing, mystifying storyline; a Chinese Feng Shui theme is incorporated into plot, allowing readers to gain fascinating and growingly popular I-Ching and Feng Shui knowledge along the way; the story represents an unusual interplay of classical and folksy aspects of the Chinese culture with a modern-day Western-styled storyline. Together with the Feng Shui theme, this interplay appears to be the first attempt ever done anywhere.
CIA agent Peter Cushing was given the unenviable task of investigating into the mysterious deaths of a world-renowned Feng Shui master and a number of world religious leaders, within the United Nations compound, in New York City. His adventure brought him into not only the mystifying world of building-leaping, dagger-throwing members of the ultra secret society, the Blood Drippers Clan, an integral part of China’s history for more than two hundred years, but also the intriguing practices of Feng Shui, as he found himself engulfed in a controversial scheme that promised to save the world from its current course to destruction. Surprise developments happened in every step of the way, as more and more clues came into light. The final ending is totally unexpected.
In the second book of the BetterWorld trilogy, Kiyoko and her friends continue to fight MediaCorp's schemes to control the world. But a team of ruthless mercenaries is after them, and is closing in fast.
