Sisters: Chinese Whispers Book I

Sisters focuses on the decline of the L?ngshān city-states as the second millennium BCE commences. Environmental issues have come to a head, exacerbated by the farming of marginal lands, overhunting, and massive flooding to the south; these factors contribute to mass migrations.
There is a persistence amongst the ruling elite in their failure to recognise the needs of the peasantry, treating male workers as if they were chattels and women even worse. Sporadic resistance occurs, but the Sisterhood, in league with the Xi?, set in motion an epoch-defining plan to overturn the L?ngshān rulers and replace them with an equalitarian society.
Groups of migrants, most from the south, the land of the Yangtze, coagulate around a common purpose and the changing geography, making their way north. Amongst them are the Xi?, guided by the Sisterhood, who are ready for confrontation and target the soft underbelly of the L?ngshān. As the Xi? establish themselves in the Yellow River valley, friction grows, culminating in violent conflict and the war to end all wars.
Will the Sisterhood prevail?

Author: Mark Whitworth

Publisher: Staten House

Publication Date: Mar 24, 2024

Number of Pages: 314 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798893790252