The hostages work to free themselves and foil the plot while a relationship develops among two of them in the process. A group of people with unique abilities, including healing through touch and shape-shifting, find themselves held hostage by a group with sinister plans for them. In 2006 Liu published Shadow Touch, what Davis proposed as an "X-Men meets James Bond" style of book in her review in Booklist. Davis, writing in Booklist, noting the book's sensuality, described Liu's debut as "a marriage of modern fantasy and ancient mysticism" with an additional "touch of humor." A critic writing in Publishers Weekly noted Liu's repetitive mentioning of the warrior-genie's greatness, but wrote that Tiger Eye is a "first-rate debut." Nina C. Reviews of Tiger Eye were mostly positive. This tale mixes modern with ancient as she is pursued by both the Chinese Mafia and her genie's ancient nemesis, the Magi. Embassy in Beijing and her undergraduate studies in East Asian languages and cultures, Tiger Eye opens in a Chinese market where tourist Dela buys a small puzzle box containing an ancient warrior-cum-genie.
Supported by her experience during an internship at the U.S. After publishing some poems and short stories, Liu published her first novel, Tiger Eye, at the age of twenty-six. Liu literally went to China and back and earned a law degree before deciding that she wanted to be a professional writer. Shadow Touch, Dorchester (New York, NY), 2006.ĭark Mirror, Pocket Star Books (New York, NY), 2006.Īlso author of poetry and short stories. Tiger Eye, Love Spell ( New York, NY), 2005.Ī Taste of Crimson, Love Spell ( New York, NY), 2005. Education: Studied at Lawrence University University of Wisconsin, J.D.
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