Wuhan Revisited

About the Book

What really happened in that Wuhan laboratory, the source of the Covid-19 pandemic still sweeping Planet Earth? In this novel, author John Sager brings his readers to understand that God’s goodness can find its way into the hearts and minds of Wuhan’s most deprived citizens: an 18 year old mother and her infant daughter, both heroin addicts. A 48 year old woman, no longer in charge of her once-popular brothel and suffering from syphilis. A 32 year old high school teacher, who admits to raping one of his teenage students. A 50 year old deposed shop foreman, stricken with AIDs. Each of these, and others, is a resident of a not-for-profit homeless shelter, owned and operated by two young American entrepreneurs who are on a mission to make a difference in their Wuhan community. In the end they do, and receive their just rewards.

About the Author

John Sager is a retired United States intelligence officer whose services for the CIA, in various capacities, spanned more than a half-century. A widower, he makes his home in the Covenant Shores retirement community on Mercer Island, Washington.