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Book Condition: Used--Good
Binding: Hardcover
Dodd, Mead & Company
1947
Pages: 325
Ex Library
"Davis Russell was a quite man whose responsibility, friendliness, and complete lack of self-importance endeared him to the Chinese with whom he worked. Their loyalty as much as his own energy built his reputation as an Intelligence Officer in a remote corner of China where conspiracy and hidden danger patterned his daily life.
But before long forces over which he had no control began to eat away at his work. There was the mysteriously unhealthy political situation; the strange fear and suspicion of local Chinese officialdom; the arrogant self-interest of his Army superior, Major Crump; and the softening influence of the beautiful impulsive Chinese girl, Nina Lee, who seemed only to tangle further the threads of intrigue Davis sought to unravel. The pressure of these forces worked a change in Davis Russell that puzzled and worried his colleagues, ad in time their restless apprehension was borne out in his apparent failure and disgrace."
Detailed Book Condition:
--This book includes the dust jacket.
--The dust jacket has some wear.
--The dust jacket has a protective cover.
--The dust jacket is glued to the inside front and back cover.
--The book itself has some edge wear.
--This was a library book and has card holder, stamp, and reference sticker.
