Doctor Zhou, Miss Song

A note before you begin: The heroine is flawed, very flawed, and has plenty of faults. Read with caution.

Blurb:

Song Zhanzhan is spoiled, faints at the sight of blood, has allergies, and is timid. She should be unable to survive in the chaotic place that is Xinlu. The nurses can't understand why Dr. Zhou treats Song Zhanzhan differently. When they hear that Dr. Zhou was once callously dumped by Song Zhanzhan, they understand even less.

Later, Dr. Zhou's three-year-old son asks, "Dad, when did you first think Mom was charming?"

"I never thought she was particularly charming," Dr. Zhou says. "But if I had to pick a time, maybe when your mom was eighteen. She confessed her feelings to me in front of everyone, and the dean punished her by making her stand beneath the flag and reflect on what she'd done."

A flawed dancing queen and a doctor who believes justice knows no borders.

My new novel, Captain, Take Off!, is now serializing.

Blurb:

The first time they meet, You Zhuzhu says, "I'm the youngest female captain at China Northern Airlines."

The second time they meet, You Zhuzhu changes one word: "I'm the most beautiful female captain at China Northern Airlines."

Later, You Zhuzhu asks Liang Jin, "Where are you? I'll come find you."

Liang Jin, who never replies to her messages, responds for the first time: "I'm in Toronto."

He knows she's flying to London, and only replies because he thinks she can't come find him. But the night before he is due to fly back from Toronto, she appears outside his hotel room, smiling at him.

She curls her lips into a smile. "I worked it out. I have two hours to see you, so I flew here."

The unspoken secrets between commercial airline captains, and a romantic love story that travels around the world.

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