Water Touching Stone - Pattison, Eliot

Water Touching Stone by Pattison, Eliot

Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Published by Macmillan, 2001

"Guided by a spirited young Kazakh woman, Shan begins to peel away the many layers of secrets that hide the true motives of the killer. Together they stumble across the body of a dead American in the local prison, are brought to the haunting ruins of an ancient buried city along the Old Silk Road, search for an apparent infiltrator of the dissident movement, and discover a team of foreign scientists clandestinely working to reveal the truth about the region's ethnic heritage." "One moment experiencing the serene reverence of an ancient shrine, the next feeling the horror of being buried alive in the desert, Shan encounters the many faces of courage found among oppressed peoples. Ultimately Shan's answer can be found only by revealing still greater tragedies, and justice, in the rough form he has come to expect in Tibet, is available only if he is able to pierce the hatred and distrust that have been bred by Beijing's rule."--BOOK JACKET.

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