The Hainan Conflict (Paperback or Softback)

"A captivating political thriller that fans of a Tom Clancy or Robert Ludlum will heartily enjoy."

What is inside the mysterious hidden cave will take a stealth military conflict to stop.

Peaceful island vacation? Not when the island holds secrets of an evil organization.

Undercover US attorney Yi and Tibetan judge Sarah vacation on exotic Hainan Island in the South China Sea while Sarah recovers from a brutal attack by a corrupt judge who believes Yi is a spy. Pursuing clues that involve a letter with a web-like symbol, a sophisticated computer system hidden in a primitive island village, and a mysterious exiled tribal leader, Yi discovers the Net's operations center and bio-weapons lab in an underground cave.

When he uncovers their plans to attack, a stealth military conflict is unleashed requiring US-Sino cooperation (includes facts from the US spy plane mid-air collision and politically-charged forced landing on Hainan Island).

However, Yi and Sarah must deal with their own conflict as she discovers he is not who he says he is.

The Hainan Conflict is a quick read suspense thriller with edge-of-your-seat adventure, fast-paced action, and a touch of romance. Filled with vivid descriptions and fact-based events.

Book 2 in The Net thriller series. The story can stand alone but may be more enjoyable if read in order of the series.

Awarded Five Stars by Literary Titan and Readers' Favorite

DM Coffman and her husband lived in the People's Republic of China teaching in the World Trade Organization's China Judicial Training Program and Brigham Young University's China Teachers Program. Strange experiences there inspired The Net thriller series, and many truths are woven throughout the books. Prior to China, they worked in the legal profession in Washington, DC. They now enjoy retired life in the Utah Rocky Mountains with family, two rescued dogs, and an old unamiable tabby named Ebeneezer. DM specializes in clean fiction--avoiding offensive language, graphic sex, and extreme violence.