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- Author: Jeffrey Meyer
- Publisher: IngramElliott
- ISBN-10: 0996686479
- ISBN-13: 9780996686471
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.4 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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Victoria doesn't know she's lost....
A child of American missionaries disappears at a Beijing festival in 1940 and is never seen again. Although devastated, the parents continue their dedicated missionary work in China. After the birth of a second child, Japanese occupiers force the family into a detention camp.
Olivia embarks on a quest to find her sister . . .
Years later, the story continues as two sisters, raised in two different cultures, begin a search for identity and family. Set against the background of revolutionary change in 20th century China and America, China-born and American-raised Olivia hears her "call to China" and embarks on her own mission through the exotic country to find the sister she never knew.
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- Author: Jeffrey Meyer
- Publisher: IngramElliott
- ISBN-10: 0996686479
- ISBN-13: 9780996686471
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.4 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
Victoria doesn't know she's lost....
A child of American missionaries disappears at a Beijing festival in 1940 and is never seen again. Although devastated, the parents continue their dedicated missionary work in China. After the birth of a second child, Japanese occupiers force the family into a detention camp.
Olivia embarks on a quest to find her sister . . .
Years later, the story continues as two sisters, raised in two different cultures, begin a search for identity and family. Set against the background of revolutionary change in 20th century China and America, China-born and American-raised Olivia hears her "call to China" and embarks on her own mission through the exotic country to find the sister she never knew.
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