Books by Xiao Long Liang
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In an age of lawlessness and corruption, there is no one who can escape the treachery of Qui Gao. Through trickery and intimidation, he betrays friend and enemy alike.
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Chao Gai and his partners have plotted a theft to help balance the scales between rich and poor. They must race to the fabled marshes of LiangShan, where like-minded outlaws have gathered, a band of men sworn to fight the forces of oppression.
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In the lawless outskirts of rural China, there is no shortage of men thirsty to get rich quick by taking from others. Of course, not all thefts are created equal: if you steal from a thief, is it still stealing?
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In the days of the Song Dynasty, government corruption is rampant, and the enemies of a ruthless schemer named Qui Gao are driven out of power and into the untamed countryside of China.
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Chong Lin has gone into exile, where he hopes to live out his punishment quietly and return one day to his wife and the life he had.
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When Jiang Song gives treasonous voice to his anger, he sets off a chain of events that will pit officials against outlaws like never before.
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The coalition has fallen apart. The treacherous Zhuo Dong remains in power. The 18 men who united to save China are now at war with themselves. Now, in order for the fight to continue, a battle will be waged that doesn't involve soldiers, horses, or spears; it involves a desperat...e man who will go to desperate lengths to rid the world of a tyrannical leader.
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With Zhuo Dong gone and a weakened Emperor Xian in exile, a power vacuum has opened in the lands ruled by the Han Dynasty. Soon, Cao Cao, Shao Yuan, and Bu Lu are jockeying for position in the race to rule the land. Provinces will change hands, allegiances will shift, and the law... of the land will change in ways no one could have imagined.
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For several decades, China has been torn apart by civil war, as feudal lords and power-hungry tyrants vied for control of the Han Dynasty. What began as a conflict between eighteen lords and became a battle between three kings now rests in the hands of a new generation, who must ...finish their ancestors' work if China is to be a unified nation once more.
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Jiang Song has made it through life on the strength of his quick wits and his ability to win over adversaries. Now he must think on his feet as never before.
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