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When Chen Hongru plucked Allah bin-Wong from the sea
more than ten years ago, he could not envision the
changes the Malaysian billionaire would orchestrate for
China. Under Wong’s direction, the New China Republic
replaced the communist government. This allowed China
to seek world domination by employing ingenious
initiatives to gain power and capture vital resources.
When the New China Republic displays its hyper-speed
aircraft and laser weaponry, the U.S. prepares for turmoil
in the Far-East. China annexes a portion of Siberia and
other Russian states and United States President
Claymore plays peacekeeper to prevent Russia from
retaliating. During the international crisis, the First Lady’s
terminal illness and Claymore’s extramarital affair with his
biographer, Genevieve Hollings, interfere with his ability to
make critical decisions. As the beleaguered president
wrestles between maintaining world peace and staving off
domestic chaos, President Hongru methodically secures
China’s prominence throughout the world. President
Claymore must use his trademark diplomacy to prevent
worldwide bloodshed and devastation.
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