MICHAEL COORLIM went from being homeless to being a full-time science fiction author writing strange stories for stranger people. He's written both the extensive steampunk Galvanic Century series, and the near-future technothriller series Shadow Decade. In his spare time he produces audio drama serials for Burning Brigid Media's podcast Synesthesia Theatre, and develops role-playing supplements for Taoscordian Games.
Ghosts of Shaolin. Galvanic Century, #5
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- ISBN978-1-5070-7611-8
- EAN9781507076118
- Date de parution14/01/2015
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIncantatrix Press
Résumé
James Wainwright never thought of himself a father, he's grown to love and cherish Xin Yan, the girl he rescued all those years ago. When she's taken from him, first by the courts, then by Triad kidnappers, the engineer will stop at nothing to get her back. He'll go from Chinatown to Hong Kong to Beijing, fearlessly contending with gangsters, rogue inventors, monks, and heads of state, letting none deter him.
It'll take more than stubbornness and the brute tactics of a berserker to succeed in the Republic of China, though - James will first have to master himself. And if he fails, he risks losing his daughter, the last tenuous strand connecting him to his humanity, the only bulwark he has against the madness to which inventors of his ilk all too often succumb.
It'll take more than stubbornness and the brute tactics of a berserker to succeed in the Republic of China, though - James will first have to master himself. And if he fails, he risks losing his daughter, the last tenuous strand connecting him to his humanity, the only bulwark he has against the madness to which inventors of his ilk all too often succumb.












