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When Ester and Jennifer, two best friends since high school, joined a group of European friends for Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, they met and fell in love with the same handsome and charming man without each other knowing. Fast-forward 15 years to when Ester and Jennifer took a trip together to visit the Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany, and old secrets and unspoken feelings were finally exposed.

Triggered by a memory with her ex-boyfriend from college, Vanessa bought a ticket and backpacked in Germany to look for her first love, an exchange student with whom she had lost contact with many years ago. All she had was a travel guide full of clues and her memories to rely on.

When Joe finds out that the agency insures a person’s marriage against falling apart, he is beyond baffled. How can anyone, let alone perpetually single Joe, promise such a thing? Now Joe must work hard to make enough profit to pay his bills with or make the business attractive enough to sell it off. But attempting to repair broken marriages, especially with the cast of strange and oddball characters who keep coming to his tiny office in the crumbling building demanding his attention, is no small task—and it threatens to fracture his sanity. Could Joe really pull this off?

She was 15 when she met him on the snowy mountain. He was a charming young man from the city and he swept her feet away. She moved to Tokyo for him full of hope. Then one day he was murdered. To avoid being suspected, she had to disappear in the crowd.

The Secrets of the Pachinko Girl is the third book of the four-part crime thriller series. The story follows a cast of characters Carson Smith, the middle-aged American businessman, Tanaka Ryuuji, the disillusioned movie director, and Itsuki Miyazaki, the corrupted detective, in their journey across Japan to uncovering the secrets behind a series of murders involving Misa Hayami and her biological father, Doctor Hasegawa.

Every year on the day of the Ghost Festival, creatures from the underworld roam city streets freely when the gate of hell is opened. The owner of the House of Life set out a lavish banquet to entertain and appease these hungry ghosts. This year, however, foul creatures led by a long-dead Manchurian nobleman came down from the Devil's Peak on horseback and stormed the banquet hall. They harassed the guests and wrecked havoc to the festivity, demanding the House of Life to hand over something it has been safe-keeping for centuries.

She was 15 when she met him on the snowy mountain. He was a charming young man from the city, and he swept her away. She moved to Tokyo for him, full of hope. Then one day, she was betrayed; her own elder sister raped and murdered by the very man she loved. And not long after, he was found dead in a ritual killing.

Despite his intelligence, Jong was hardly employee-of-the-month, and he was fired from his job once again. Luckily for him, Marvey Simons, the American intern he had a secret crush on, introduced him to Mr. Qi, the manager of a major international bank, who was desperately looking for a good programmer to take over the development of a series of highly complex fin-tech projects. The man was filthy rich for a corporate employee, and when he offered Jong a mind-blowing remuneration package with the job, Jong took the bait without thinking twice.

You are not the only ones who are occasionally confused, misunderstood, and lost in the wonderful yet sophisticated Chinese system. For those of you who have committed yourself to taking a deeper, more structural and practical, modern approach to learning Chinese culture, you will find this book informative and at the same time compassionate.