An explosive novel of the inner workings of the music industry, of the state of Chinese orphanages, and of US-Sino relationship as they clash with the life of a seven-months-old baby and the determination of a woman caught in international intrigue and corporate power games. Painted on a large canvas, the formidable forces are played against universal emotions: personal quest, friendship-and the resolve of an adoptive mother.
A riveting journey to save one life. An American music icon, Nola Sands, is on a concert tour in China when a baby is thrust into her arms. Resolved to save the infant from death in a Chinese orphanage, Nola finds herself on a collision course with her husband/manager, with her record label companys interests in China--and with the world's two superpowers determined to silence her. Original.Talia Carner's first novel, PUPPET CHILD, was listed in ôThe Top 10 Favorite First Novels 2002ö (BookBrowse.com), received over 30 rave reviews from independent book reviewers, was awarded Carner the "Outstanding Author Award" (BookReviewCafe.com), and launched national legislation. Formerly spent years at Redbook Magazine, was the publisher of Savvy Woman magazine, and later a business consultant to Fortune 500, Carner has published over 30 award-winning personal essays and short stories.
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