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    Empress of Light (aka Mei-Lai-Gong): Shanji Trilogy, 2
    Shanji: Shanji Trilogy, 1
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Shanji Trilogy Series

    Written by James C. Glass

    Narrated by Maynard Villers

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    About this series

    In this sequel to Shanji, Yesui is Mei-lai-gong, the empress of light, born with the ability to move both light and mass in and out of the place of creation called the gong-shi-jie. Her brother Mengjai, seemingly normal at birth, conceals a power Yesui has not imagined. Together they discover there is more to the gong-shi-jie than just colorful mists of creative light. Working to save a dying planet, they learn that love can be found in strange places, that in an infinite universe, no matter how many powers you have, there is always someone more powerful, and death is not an ending, but a change...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateApr 21, 2017
    Empress of Light (aka Mei-Lai-Gong): Shanji Trilogy, 2
    Shanji: Shanji Trilogy, 1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      Shanji: Shanji Trilogy, 1
      Shanji: Shanji Trilogy, 1

      Shanji: Shanji Trilogy, 1

      James C. Glass
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      Kati thought she was Tumatsin, but her real father was Moshuguang, a Searcher, one of those working to bring down the feudal empire on Shanji and establish a progressive society. Ruled by Mandughai, the emerald-eyed empress of a neighboring star, the Searchers are looking for the person who has inherited the power to be a super being. They believe Kati is that person, and with training from Mandughai, Kati's powers exceed her trainer's power. To bring unity to Shanji and to establish her rule, Kati finally realizes she must go to war with her beloved Mandughai.

      Kati thought she was Tumatsin, but her real father was Moshuguang, a Searcher, one of those working to bring down the feudal empire on Shanji and establish a progressive society. Ruled by Mandughai, the emerald-eyed empress of a neighboring star, the Searchers are looking for the person who has inherited the power to be a super being. They believe Kati is that person, and with training from Mandughai, Kati's powers exceed her trainer's power. To bring unity to Shanji and to establish her rule, Kati finally realizes she must go to war with her beloved Mandughai.

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      Empress of Light (aka Mei-Lai-Gong): Shanji Trilogy, 2
      Empress of Light (aka Mei-Lai-Gong): Shanji Trilogy, 2

      Empress of Light (aka Mei-Lai-Gong): Shanji Trilogy, 2

      James C. Glass
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      In this sequel to Shanji, Yesui is Mei-lai-gong, the empress of light, born with the ability to move both light and mass in and out of the place of creation called the gong-shi-jie. Her brother Mengjai, seemingly normal at birth, conceals a power Yesui has not imagined. Together they discover there is more to the gong-shi-jie than just colorful mists of creative light. Working to save a dying planet, they learn that love can be found in strange places, that in an infinite universe, no matter how many powers you have, there is always someone more powerful, and death is not an ending, but a change...

      In this sequel to Shanji, Yesui is Mei-lai-gong, the empress of light, born with the ability to move both light and mass in and out of the place of creation called the gong-shi-jie. Her brother Mengjai, seemingly normal at birth, conceals a power Yesui has not imagined. Together they discover there is more to the gong-shi-jie than just colorful mists of creative light. Working to save a dying planet, they learn that love can be found in strange places, that in an infinite universe, no matter how many powers you have, there is always someone more powerful, and death is not an ending, but a change...

    Author

    James C. Glass

    James C. Glass is a retired physics and astronomy professor whose expansive career in the field found him in an array of roles, including working on ion and arcjet engines at Rocketdyne and serving as a college dean. Glass retired from academics in 1999 to pursue writing full time. His first piece of fiction was published in Aboriginal SF in 1990, the same year he won the Writers of the Future Golden Pen Award. He has published nine novels and four short-story collections. Glass lives in Spokane, Washington, and Desert Hot Springs, California, with his wife, Gail.

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