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Richard Duvall was born in Brooklyn, NY in the 1920's and served in the Merchant Marine in WW ll, and in the US Army in the Korean War. After he was graduated from Colgate University, Richard worked extensively in China, and the insights gained there formed the foundation for this novel. He currently lives in upstate NY with his wife, Wendy.
Reviewed by Michelle Robertson for Readers' Favorite
Imagine the unthinkable; America involved in another World War, but on home soil. Not possible, right? Who would be able to pull off such a great task and why? The Ox Factor China Invades The US - Can America Survive written by Richard Duvall is a suspenseful and tension filled book which introduces readers to the plausible concept of a new World War involving China and America. Author Richard Duvall intensifies his readers' curiosity right from the start with the troubling but conceivable title: The Ox Factor China Invades the Us - Can America Survive. The author writes a plot that is highly realistic and relatable to most readers. The author describes how China could do it and who might be able to save us. This makes for some stimulating action and appealing characters. This is a great book for readers interested in the topics of government, politics, cyberspace, international relations, national security, war, and self-prepping.
A reader who knows about the American economy, financial issues, business endeavors, contracts, markets etc. knows that China's influence is extensive. In today's society the United States and China are two peas in a pod. Without one the other's world will falter. Present day American and Chinese economic and market relationships are rumored to be rocky on many issues such as our national debt crisis. America relies on China, both financially and economically. When first reading the title, the following question came straight to mind - if America defaulted on contractual obligations, or other agreements with China, what would stop them from trying to reclaim what would then legally be their own?
