When I was a child, I thought my destiny was to live and die on the banks of the Xiangjiang River as my family had done for generations.
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Amanda can be found all over the Internet, but her home is Two Americansin China.
She is the author of the Crazy Dumplings series of cookbooks and is a well-known blogger in China.
She has been published in magazines, newspapers, and anthologies around the world and she regularly contributes to numerous blogs.
While in college she also studied Chinese language and history.
Amanda has an MA in English from the University of Central Missouri.
AMANDA Roberts is a writer, editor, and teacher who has been living in China since 2010.
This richly descriptive and painstakingly researched novel brings the opulence of the Qing Court to life as Yaqian and Empress Cixi\'s lives intertwine over six decades.
Buck are sure to love this debut novel by Amanda Roberts.
Fans of Amy Tan, Lisa See, Anchee Min, and Pearl S.
From the bed of an Emperor, the heart of a Prince, and the right side of an Empress, Yaqian weaves her way through the most turbulent decades of China\'s history and witnesses the fall of the Qing Dynasty.
Born in the middle of nowhere, Yaqian, a little embroidery girl from Hunan Province, finds her way to the imperial court, a place of intrigue, desire, and treachery.
I never imagined that my life would lead me to the Forbidden City and the court of China\'s last Empress.
When I was a child, I thought my destiny was to live and die on the banks of the Xiangjiang River as my family had done for generations
