The China Paradox
The China Paradox by Gerard Shirar is a fiction novel published by iUniverse on July 6, 2022. This 208-page book follows Walter J. Lummis, a freelance newsman and American expatriate, as he uncovers a dangerous plot involving China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran. Lummis’s investigation reveals a conspiracy aimed at undermining U.S. democracy and reshaping global power dynamics, leading him on a perilous journey across various Far East countries while evading deadly agents from North Korea’s Ministry of State Security.
Readers will find a narrative filled with action and suspense as Lummis seeks to gather information that could expose the plot and secure a Pulitzer Prize. The story explores themes of international intrigue and the struggle for truth in a world fraught with danger. As Lummis races against time, the stakes rise, and the fate of not only his own life but also that of the United States and the global order hangs in the balance. This edition offers a gripping exploration of the complexities of modern geopolitics through the lens of a thrilling adventure.
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Walter J. Lummis is a freelance newsman, an American expatriate, who has spent his life covering the news in Asia. Now in his later years he has develop information about a plot involving China and North Korea, with Russia and Iran cooperating. A plot to destroy the US’s democracy from within, eliminate its’ influence in world affairs, and alter the world order by creating a single nation, comprised of all the nations of the world ruled by China. His’ journey takes him to a number of Far East countries as he seeks out sources with knowledge of the plot, all the while being pursued by agents of North Korea’s Ministry of State Security, MSS, who are out to kill him, before he can get the story on the front page of a leading US newspaper and earn a Pulitzer prize. Will Lummis reach his objective of publishing the story or will the MSS kill him before he reaches his goal? The fate of Lummis, the United States, and the world order hang in the balance.
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