Donald G. Moore

• May-2009
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After their American missionary parents are murdered in China in 1835, Noah and Mary Cole are given passage out of China on an American merchant ship bound for Hawaii. Before their ship can reach its destination, it is attacked by Chinese pirates. No...

• Jun-2007
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Sumiko Harada, a poverty-stricken Japanese young woman and her father find a key and a letter on the body of a woman accidentally killed on a street in Tokyo. Sumiko's father uses the key to open a train-station locker where he finds a diary written ...

• Jul-2006
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Tami Tanaka finds a journal written by her granduncle, the commander of a Japanese submarine lost while on a secret mission during the Second World War. The journal raises many shocking questions and is the catalyst that propels Tami and ex Navy SEAL...

• Sep-2005
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An ancient artifact from a previously unknown archeological site threatens to contradict a basic tenet of Japanese history. When the artifact falls into the hands of American journalist, Matt Davis, Takeo Kimura, a successful industrialist, sets in m...

• Jan-2005
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Amerasian nightclub hostess, Lana Reyes, and Mark Shaffer, an unemployed American living in Japan, follow a trail of danger and death as they compete with a yakuza criminal organization in the search for a horde of gold hidden in the Philippines by t...

• Jul-2004
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While following clues they find on a computer disk stolen by a corporate extortionist, American journalist, Luke Carter, and news service company heiress, Sabrina Morgan, become entangled in a deadly and dangerous web of international intrigue, indus...

• Mar-2004
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Set in Korea, Hong Kong, and Macau, White Lotus is the story of Amerasian twins who were separated at birth and raised on opposite sides of the world. The twins reunite after twenty-four years only to be drawn into the deadly world of an undercover D...

• Jul-2003
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The Pachinko Connection takes the reader into a world of espionage, extortion and perversion, as CIA operative Adam Carver and pachinko parlor owner Noriko Kaneda attempt to follow the trail of money extorted from gambling halls in Japan and sent to ...

• Jun-2003
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China, 1939, a country besieged by war and poverty while its most modern city, Shanghai, openly displays wealth and decadence is the backdrop for a story of murder, treachery, and the search for a priceless artifact, a jade and gold burial suit made ...

• Mar-2003
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Yoshiwara, the centuries-old pleasure quarter in Tokyo, is the backdrop for a story set in Japan on the eve of the Second World War, where an American journalist, recruited by the Office of Naval Intelligence becomes entangled in a web of espionage a...

• Dec-2002
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Buddha's Eyes is fiction based on the fact that, during the Second World War, the Japanese Imperial Army forced nearly 200,000 girls and women-mostly Korean-to serve as prostitutes for the Japanese military. The women were known as "comfort women", a...