<P>?Duncan Jepson magically inhabits the life of a young Chinese woman in 1930s Shanghai?.I thoroughly enjoyed this book.?<BR>?Janice Y. K. Lee, <EM>New York Times</EM> bestselling author of <EM>The Piano Teacher</EM></P> <P>?Breathtaking?.A great work that will move its readers.?<BR>?Hong Ying, international bestselling author of <EM>Daughter of the River</EM></P> <P>Readers previously enchanted by <EM>Memoirs of a Geisha</EM>, <EM>Empress</EM>, and the novels of Lisa See will be captivated by Duncan Jepson?s marvelous debut, <EM>All the Flowers in Shanghai</EM>. Evocative, sweeping, yet intimate historical fiction, Jepson?s novel transports us to a China on the brink of revolution, and witnesses this colorful, tumultuous world through the eyes of a woman forced into a life not of her choosing and driven to seek a bitter revenge.  This epic journey into the heart of Asia is sure to mesmerize fans of <EM>Shanghai Girls</EM> and <EM>Snow Flower and the Secret Fan</EM>.<BR></P>