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Deception
Deception
Author: Daniel Altieri, Eleanor Cooney
A Confucian investigator and dedicated judge puts his own life in jeopardy by exposing the bloody machinations of the emperor's concubine, who is murdering her way to the top of seventh-century China's T'ang dynasty.
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ISBN-13: 9780380708727
ISBN-10: 0380708728
Publication Date: 7/1994
Pages: 640
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Publisher: Avon Books
Book Type: Paperback
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Secret betrayals and sinister intrigues abound in the court of the T'ang-but none as deadly as those hatched by the Chinease emperor's favored consort,
Wu Tse-tien. In this breathtaking realm of perilous splendor, the beautiful, ruthless concubine conspires to win a throne through betrayal, seduction, perversion...and the heinous slaughter of innocents. But as a plague of terror and death sweeps across the land, one man vows to find the cure-a brilliant Confucian investigator and dedicated magistrate who must risk his life to expose the Dark aLady's evil machinations...for the sake of horor and the fading flory of a fragile, imperiled Empire.


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