The Island - Ian, Maria
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Human rights attorney Craig Malcault thought he had seen it all after his many successes with difficult clients. That was until the assassination of a close colleague whose valor was at the heart of political struggles in a war-torn country brought Craig face to face with his own breaking point. When a mysterious female client with connections to his deceased friend hires him to work on her behalf, neither superior lawyering skills, nor pinnacles of financial and political power can light the darkness of her demands for justice. Knowing only the essentials for the client's case, Craig travels…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Human rights attorney Craig Malcault thought he had seen it all after his many successes with difficult clients. That was until the assassination of a close colleague whose valor was at the heart of political struggles in a war-torn country brought Craig face to face with his own breaking point. When a mysterious female client with connections to his deceased friend hires him to work on her behalf, neither superior lawyering skills, nor pinnacles of financial and political power can light the darkness of her demands for justice. Knowing only the essentials for the client's case, Craig travels alone to the war zone. The pieces begin to fall into place as Craig confronts his client's duplicitous, murderous husband and his astute, crafty counterpart, who run the divided country, working with and against a hidden army of freedom fighters. Craig's discoveries upset the status quo and paint an unexpected new future where ideas and identities are not at all what they seemed to be.
Autorenporträt
Maria Ian was a human rights counsellor for over fifteen years before moving from copious late-night legal writing to authoring suspense fiction. She holds three graduate degrees and has also worked in publishing as an editor and in education as an instructor, for national security and foreign relations topics, among others. As child and young adult, Maria lived in six different countries and had exposure to disparate cultures and languages from a young age. She identifies her heritage as Finnish, British, Ukrainian, Italian, Turkish, central South Asian and Chinese, and ardently pursues the accurate on-the-ground reading of history and politics. In her spare time, Maria studies fitness, eastern medicine, African animism and East Asian Taoism.Her tetralogy, of which The Garden and The Island are the first two installments, centers on the incommensurability of values in contemporary society, and on the changes created by the western and eastern attempts at resolution. She is also a wildlife conservation enthusiast.