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Title: The Sirens of Ming Hai by John Williamson ISBN: 0-9700144-0-6 Publisher: The Verona Press, Inc. Pub. Date: 01 October, 2000 Format: Hardcover List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: The Sirens of Ming Hai
Comment: Reading this book was a true joy. The characters were believable, yet unpredictable. I enjoyed this book from start to finish, and the finish was.........captivating! Don't expect to start reading this book and then put it down.

Rating: 5
Summary: Brilliant!
Comment: I bought this book on a whim at a local store and was prepared to be disappointed when I realized it was self-published. Hardly. This really is the best suspense novel I've read in a long time. The pacing is fabulous, the writing is superb, and unlike most suspense novels I've read lately, the resolution is believeable and intense. I honestly couldn't put the book down. I'll definitely be picking up the next one from Mr. Williamson as soon as it's available.

Rating: 5
Summary: Rocket Powered Reading
Comment: I can't say enough about John Willaimson's "The Sirens of Ming Hai". In many reviews one will read that the book is a "page turner" and that the reader "couldn't put it down". With "Sirens" the author has seemingly injected rocket fuel into the pages. The story grabs you from the beginning and accelerates through the whole book to a stunning conclusion. This is a superbly crafted political thriller, full of twists, turns and surprises, and with extremely interesting characters to propel the action. To say that the book is timely or "torn from today's headlines" is an understatement, although this would be a great story in any case. The topical nature of the plot just makes it that much more appealing. Mr. Williamson has his finger on the pulse of the current world events and has used these masterfully to give the reader a real treat. I would expect to see more books from this author, and if they approach the quality of this, his first book, Mr. Williamson is likely to become a household name.