2023 Manila International Book Fair presents The Jade Cross: Book 3 (Jade Cross Trilogy) by Harold Weist

Sep 13, 2023



Manila, Luzon Sep 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Authors Press is thrilled to announce the international debut of Harold W. Weist's new heart-stopping novel, "The Jade Cross: Book 3" (Jade Cross Trilogy), at the highly-anticipated Manila International Book Fair 2023.

This gripping adventure, rooted in Weist's own personal experiences in the U.S. Marine Corps, traces the harrowing journey of Master Gunnery Sergeant Travis Tolbane, USMC (Ret), a character forged in the fires of danger and commitment. Upon an unexpected ambush by Vietnamese assailants after a shift at his mall security job, Tolbane finds himself dragged into a chilling series of events. The discovery of his friend Ba's mutilation sets the stage for a high-stakes chase across cities and continents.

Together with his Vietnamese girlfriend, Mai, and a close-knit team of allies including Detective Sergeant Parnell and a Vietnamese priest, they race against time to thwart the deranged ambitions of a piquerist. This adversary, consumed by the belief that he is the reincarnated Thirteenth Century hero Tran Hung Dao, has his sights set on a precious Jade Cross and Mai, to resurrect the ominous society known as the No Name.

Weist's profound connection to the narrative is undeniable. Having served multiple tours in Vietnam from 1965 to 1970, including roles as an interrogator and translator, he fuses reality with fiction, creating a realm that is eerily familiar yet thrillingly novel. "The Jade Cross: Book 3" isn't merely a story. It's an immersive experience that transports readers into the heart of a relentless chase from Honolulu to Hong Kong and onto Vietnam, where danger shadows every turn.

We invite you to join us at the Manila International Book Fair 2023, where Authors Press will feature this enthralling narrative, allowing attendees an exclusive look at what promises to be one of the year's biggest literary sensations.

"Danger doesn't distinguish between past and present, it's how we face it that defines us." -a sentiment capturing the essence of "The Jade Cross: Book 3."

For readers unable to attend, fear not. "The Jade Cross: Book 3" is available for purchase at Sweet A's Book Cafe, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

About Authors Press:

Authors Press is an acclaimed publishing company that provides an array of professional services to authors, assisting them in their publishing journey. With a commitment to creativity and quality, Authors Press delivers exceptional books that make an impact on readers worldwide.

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