Remo and Chiun in the infernal embrace of a goddess of evil and a cult of death
All over America the airline travelers were dying, seduced by lovely young women and strangled by silken scarves in savage hands. The security of the nation hung over an open grave - and Remo Williams, the Destroyer, and his oriental master and mentor Chiun, were ordered to slay the slayers and save the free world.
Little did Remo and Chiun suspect that their enemy was an ancient goddess who had a fifteen-hundred-year-old score to settle with Chiun. She commanded an army of youthful devotees and had the power to turn even Remo into her helpless slave. Now the Destroyer was being used for evil rather than good in an ultimate struggle between light and darkness that even Chiun feared he might not win...
It really gets deep. Kali has it in for Sinanju. Shiva is the ancient lover of Kali, and when Remo meets the messengers of Kali, he is strangely drawn to his destiny. A destiny that both he and Chiun must try and stop! Remo will battle Kali again in the future, and this book really lets you know the history of this rivalry.
The owner of a financially-strapped airline hatches a scheme and arranges for the competing airlines to suffer all these bizarre deaths. Suddenly he can't keep up with business! Thanks to Kali, his business is booming, dozens of people are dropping like flies, and Remo's worst enemy may be himself!
How can Remo battle those who actually WELCOME death, embrace death, and BEG Remo to kill them! Well, Remo freaks.
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