Mark Daniel Seiler

Sighing Woman Tea (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

There is something about tea that is practical and mystical. To ebb is human, to flow divine. Our main character, THOMAS BURKE, goes by the nickname FIGAS, a math prodigy who specializes in prediction theory. When he learns that the tea grown in his childhood home has become of extreme value, he predicts that multinational corporations will swoop in and wrestle control of the tea operations from the gentle islanders. Figas sails with Capt. Martin aboard the Lady Slipper, reaching Green Island on the morning of the biggest festival of the year. It isnt long before the tea master, UNCLE SUN, sweeps FIGAS and his perfect prediction model over the threshold. Potential threats are forgotten, as FIGAS becomes reacquainted with the main character of the story, the island of VIRIDIS. Across Teagates swinging bridge, the traditional way of tea still prospers. Hidden within the simple lifestyle lies the center of the world, where time stops for tea. Mirroring the ruthless Dutch East Indian Company, which controlled the tea and spice trade for two hundred years, the ACUGO Corporation unleashes a plot to take control of the islands precious export. Put on the kettle, and cozy up to a nice cup of tea and watch as the islanders use a mixture of Upaya, (skilful means) and humor to resist the outside forces that threaten them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 390
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781499063615
• Artikelnr.: 69345585

Autorenporträt

Mark Daniel Seiler lives on the island of Kauai with his lovely wife, Rebecca, in the little home that they built overlooking the Pacific Ocean. When he isn't playing violin, or building wooden canoes, he enjoys volunteering at the Lawai International Center for Peace. Mark is a master carpenter who was fortunate to join local artist, and masters from Taiwan and Japan, to help build the Hall of Compassion in the Lawai Valley. He is currently studying Shakuhachi in the new Temple. He describes himself as a life-long learner, who got a very late start.