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The Banker and the Dragon
- The Emergence of the Hei Bai Virus
- Narrated by: Martin Lundqvist
- Length: 3 hrs and 46 mins
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The Banker and the Dragon
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
When a new virus emerges, one man is set to change the future.
The Australian agent Jared Pond is sent to investigate the rumors of a new Chinese bioweapon, the Hei Bai virus. During his assignment, Jared meets and falls in love with the Chinese civil rights activist Eileen Lu, the enemy of the CPOC.
Together, Jared and Eileen try to uncover the dark secrets of the villainous dictator Chairman Jing Xi and his assistant Tzi Cheng. But who is Pierre Beaumont, and what is the connection between the spread of the virus and the World Bank's CEO?
©2020 Martin Lundqvist (P)2020 Martin Lundqvist
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