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Also by Jeannie Lin:

The Pingkang Li Mysteries Complete Collection, September 2020
Paperback / e-Book
The Wedding is Doomed!, May 2015
e-Book
A Dance With Danger, April 2015
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Gunpowder Alchemy, November 2014
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The Jade Temptress, March 2014
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The Lotus Palace, September 2013
Paperback / e-Book
The Sword Dancer, June 2013
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My Fair Concubine, June 2012
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The Lady's Scandalous Night, September 2011
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The Dragon And The Pearl, September 2011
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Butterfly Swords, October 2010
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The Lotus Palace
Jeannie Lin

Harlequin HQN
September 2013
On Sale: August 27, 2013
Featuring: Yue-ying; Bai Huang
384 pages
ISBN: 0373777736
EAN: 9780373777730
Kindle: B00C84GCXK
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Romance Historical

It is a time of celebration in the Pingkang Li, where imperial scholars and bureaucrats mingle with beautiful courtesans. At the center is the Lotus Palace, home of the most exquisite courtesans in China...

Maidservant Yue-ying is not one of those beauties. Street-smart and practical, she's content to live in the shadow of her infamous mistress-until she meets the aristocratic playboy Bai Huang. Bai Huang lives in a privileged world Yue-ying can barely imagine, yet alone share, but as they are thrown together in an attempt to solve a deadly mystery, they both start to dream of a different life. Yet Bai Huang's position means that all she could ever be to him is his concubine-will she sacrifice her pride to follow her heart?

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5 comments posted.

Re: The Lotus Palace

Your book has shot up to the top of my TBR list!! I have always been fascinated with Chinese culture, and have collected their artwork for a long time. They are a gentle, fascinating people, with a wonderful philosophy. I find their collectibles beautiful, and have been taken with their Hakata dolls. The one virtue that they live by is patience when you look at some of the intricasies of a lot of their pieces. Anyway, I am looking forward to reading your book. There aren't a lot of Authors who write about the Chinese people, and as soon as I see one who does, I snatch their book up in a New York minute!! I can't wait to read yours, and be taken away to another place on the other side of the world!! Thank you for a most enlightening posting, as well.
(Peggy Roberson 12:02pm August 17, 2013)

I enjoyed reading your post and the description of The Lotus Palace. I
would love to read it! Congratulations and thanks for the chance to win!!!
(Linda Brennan 9:12pm August 17, 2013)

Wonderful to hear Peggy. Thanks for stopping by and I, like you, love to be
transported while reading
(Jeannie Lin 9:48pm August 17, 2013)

Your book sounds very good. This is what's wonderful about these contests...they give us a chance to discover authors and books we did not know before.
(Vennie Martinisi 11:31am August 18, 2013)

A new author and new book for the TBR list...can't wait. thanks for the contest.
(Barbara Studer 10:15pm August 18, 2013)