"An unvarnished firsthand account of both the promise and pitfalls of doing business in China, ending with corruption and betrayal and featuring secretly taped recordings and dramatic courtroom battles. A 'much needed' and uniquely nuanced portrayal of what it means to dance with the dragon."
-- Elizabeth C. Economy, Senior Advisor (for China) to the Secretary of Commerce, and bestselling author of The World According to China, among others
"... Jenevein's harrowing David v. Goliath story of partnering with then battling the Chinese state's behemoth defense contractor ... Helpful to leaders around the world ... [with] provocative but insightful suggestions on addressing a broad range of challenges that emanate from the Communist Party of China .... Simply: caveat emptor."
-- Kenneth A. Hersh, President and CEO, George W. Bush Presidential Center and co-founder and former CEO, NGP Energy Capital Management
"Patrick's narrative will shock the average reader with its expos© of the hardball tactics his Chinese 'partners' used to undercut his budding enterprise and appropriate his company's employees, projects, and opportunities. As the Wall Street Journal observed, the 'legal record should serve as a warning to any American considering business with ... Chinese state-owned enterprises.'"
-- Robert W. Jordan Ambassador (Ret.), and author (with Steve Fiffer) of Desert Diplomat: Inside Saudi Arabia Following 9/11
"Jenevein's story reads like a thriller. Knowing he made it through the journey and prevailed, his takeaways from brawling with the Communist Party add perspectives that can and should help any US administration stand up to China."
-- Dr. Rob Spalding, Brig Gen, USAF (Ret), CEO of SEMPRE, and bestselling author of War Without Rules: China's Playbook for Global Domination and Stealth War: How China Took Over While America's Elite Slept
"A master class in how to use customized intelligence and the rule of law to thwart the malevolent intentions of a major PRC state-owned enterprise. This book should be required reading for business and government leaders grappling with the challenges posed by the Communist Party of China."
-- Jay T. Young, CAPT (Ret.), USNR, Intelligence, President,
Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations