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Dharma King

Name: Dharma King
Brand: iUniverse
SKU: 07376558
Price: 7234 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: B G Stroh
ISBN: 9780595716906

The Thrilling Novel of One Man's Quest to Save Tibet--And Himself

B G Stroh

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 07376558

Publishers iUniverse, June 2008

An American. A baby. The Chinese Government. And the Race to Save Tibet. The eldest son of a wealthy... Full description

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An American. A baby. The Chinese Government. And the Race to Save Tibet. The eldest son of a wealthy San Francisco family, Samuel Falk Simms, Jr. has just graduated from college with a life of privilege and power ahead of him. On a whim, he books a flight to Kathmandu that will leave him changed forever. Barely off the airplane, he is fighting for his life while following an obscure map slipped to him by a Buddhist monk. Samuel must find his way in foreign lands and escape from the Chinese Colonel intent on stopping him, as he struggles to forge an authentic path for himself in order to help Tibetans reclaim theirs. "You know 'Dharma'? Dharma means 'The Way.' Each man will have his own way. Each man is ruler of his own way. Each man is his own Dharma King."