Jeannine Dahlberg

Riding the Tail of the Dragon Jeannine Dahlberg

Forces of feng shui and a powerful, benevolent Chinese dragon create a whirl of excitement for Seth Coleman as he pursues his search for Rachel Ramsey, an heiress who is presumed to have survived the ravages of World War II in Paris. Leaving Paris, the trail to find Rachel expands to Macau via the Panama Canal and Hong Kong. Traveling aboard a tramp steamer, murder, mystery and intrigue manifest to a compelling plot, which continues to the shores of Hong Kong, the island of Lantau and Macau. Seth gains maturity during his adventurous holiday. The Orient, with its mystical beliefs in the ancient Chinese theory of feng shui, opens a new dimension for Seth in learning about the principles of harmony and balance in nature with its influences for good or evil. There is a choice, and Seth's decisions affect his consequences, igniting energetic support from the invisible world of the Chinese dragon. This ancient, antediluvian creature, which symbolizes power, fertility and well being in the Far East, is from the beginning of Seth's adventure his protective guardian. A man now wiser in worldly matters emerges at the end of his journey to capture the essence of friendship, loyalty and love.