To honor her mother's dying wish. American born Dr. Lili Quan travels to China where she meets her grandfather, Dr. Ni-Fu Cheng, a man with a remarkable discovery: the secret to long life. But the fight for control of this earth-shattering find becomes a deadly international game and Lili is caught in the middle.
"A sweeping, ambitious book whose time has come, Rabbit in the Moon takes us into an unforgettable world of hope, betrayal, love, and revenge."
George Anders, New York Times best-selling author of Perfect Enough and co-recipient of the Pulitzer prize for National Reporting 1997.
Professional Reviews
Booklist (American Library Association)
Rabbit in the Moon has'an engaging premise...the unrelenting pace will hook thriller fans...
Bookviews:Pick of The Month, May 2008
"This fast-paced story is full of ingenious plot twists ...will keep you turning the pages."
Midwest Book Reviews
For some, a potential life span of one hundred and twenty years is nowhere near enough for them – and they'll do anything to make it longer. "Rabbit in the Moon" tells of the discovery of something to make that idea much more possible- and those who would abuse it and keep it for their own, away from the masses for their own selfish needs. A Chinese family must gain the resolve to stand against them and hold onto the secret, for their intentions are not those with the greatness of the world in mind. "Rabbit in the Moon" is highly recommended to fans of deftly written and imaginative novels -- and a must for community library fiction collections.
In the waning days of World War II, a man lies injured in a London hospital, shrouded in mystery and confusion. He is an American serviceman, stripped of his identity and memories, save for the name John, and plagued by vivid visions of battles that
