Point Blank

Point Blank by Fern Michaels, published by Kensington on December 29, 2015, is a reprint edition featuring 352 pages in English. This book follows the Sisterhood, a group committed to standing together and protecting their loved ones. The story begins when Harry Wong receives a distressing call from his old schoolmate Jun Yu, whose daughter Lily has gone missing after an evacuation. As Jun entrusts Harry with the safety of his family, the Sisterhood mobilizes to find Lily, showcasing their unwavering loyalty and determination.
Readers will find a blend of action, suspense, and romance as the Sisterhood devises a plan to travel to Macau under the guise of opening a casino. With the stakes high and the odds against them, the narrative explores themes of friendship and resilience. The characters navigate challenges while prioritizing the safety of their loved ones, highlighting the lengths they will go to protect those they care about. This edition invites readers into a world where loyalty and courage are paramount, making it a compelling addition to the genre of fiction that intertwines action and adventure with emotional depth.
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Justice For All
The members of the Sisterhood always stand together, and that includes aiding and protecting the men in their lives. Yoko’s partner Harry Wong has received a phone call from his old schoolmate Jun Yu. Jun Yu resided at the same temple where Harry’s daughter Lily was training, but they were all forced to evacuate. Jun Yu’s managed to get his son out, but Lily is missing. And now Jun is trusting Harry to guard the most precious things in his life–his wife Ling and their two children, whom he has smuggled to America.
While long-time ally Pearl Barnes whisks Ling and her children to safety via her underground railroad, the Sisters and their allies head to the war room to make plans. Finding Lily is a top priority, and Kathryn’s partner, Bert Navarro, comes up with a way for the group to travel to China. They’ll go to Macau, nicknamed “the Monte Carlo of the Orient,” on the pretext of opening a casino there. The odds are stacked against them, but when the Sisterhood is involved, you can always bet on the underdog. . .
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