The Beijing Prophecy

A LANDMARK WORK OF LITERATURE.
Drew Blake again joins with fellow AID operatives Corbin Dallas, Gardner Hunter and Patrice Bellinger in this enthralling adventure that begins in Los Angeles, winds its way through China and submerses itself in the political turmoil and carnage that is modern day Burma. The story contains fact and fiction. Once again the writer traces a very fine line between the two, leaving it to the reader's imagination to distinguish one from the other. The research that went into this novel is extensive, in excess of twelve months, many people, places and events are real. The photographs are very real and some are very shocking.
The Beijing Prophecy is beyond doubt a work that the reader will find extremely difficult to put down from one chapter to the next. The Beijing Prophecy is an eye opener. It will send chills up the reader's spine, tears to the eyes, and good old belly laughs just in time to break the tension. It will no doubt raise many questions regarding American secret military facilities and possibly generate some degree of controversy. Once again bear in mind that in-depth research was carefully undertaken to substantiate places and the validity of events.
The Beijing Prophecy is clearly a brilliantly executed work of literature that can only leave the reader wondering where this upstart new author will next take readers in his Drew Blake series of novels.