Water Touching Stone
In this sequel to the internationally acclaimed The Skull Mantra, Shan Tao Yun is cloistered in a remote Tibetan sanctuary when he receives shattering news. A teacher revered by the oppressed has been found slain and, one by one, her orphaned students have followed her to her grave, victims of a...
show more
In this sequel to the internationally acclaimed The Skull Mantra, Shan Tao Yun is cloistered in a remote Tibetan sanctuary when he receives shattering news. A teacher revered by the oppressed has been found slain and, one by one, her orphaned students have followed her to her grave, victims of a killer harboring unfathomable motives. Abandoning his mountain hermitage, Shan Tao Yun, a former Beijing police inspector who has been exiled to Tibet, embarks on a search for justice. Shadowed by bizarre tales of an unleashed 'demon,' Shan braces himself for even darker imaginings as he stalks a killer and fights to restore spiritual balance to the ancient and tenuous splendor of Tibet.
show less
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780312593483 (0312593481)
ASIN: 312593481
Publish date: September 29th 2009
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
Pages no: 512
Edition language: English
Series: Inspector Shan (#2)
This is the second story of Shan Tao Yun, the former Beijing investigator turned prisoner and Buddhist. He's sent to investigate the death of a venerated Buddhist teacher and lama and finds himself embroiled in the politics of a different kind. There are stretches of this book that resonated deepl...
This is the second 'Shan Tao Yun' novel, the first, The Skull Mantra, I had read back in March and loved it to a 5 star result. As with the first novel, this sent me scurrying off reading back-up material such as holy mountains of the Himalya, mudrã and the Panchen LamaFive stars from me.
This is the second story of Shan Tao Yun, the former Beijing investigator turned prisoner and Buddhist. He's sent to investigate the death of a venerated Buddhist teacher and lama and finds himself embroiled in the politics of a different kind.There are stretches of this book that resonated deeply w...