LOS ANGELES -- A beautiful Chinese professional golfer is at the center of a plot to move American factories to China in a hilarious new novel by David Drum entitled Introducing the Richest Family in America (Burning Books Press, 345 pp., $14.95, ISBN 978-0-9845646-0-6).

A beautiful and seductive Chinese professional golfer named Long Drive Loo teams up with a crooked lawyer inside America's wealthiest family in a plot to move manufacturing plants to China in Drum's ridiculous new novel.

The unusual combination of a strikingly beautiful if somewhat morally flawed professional athlete and a labor-management uprising are part of what makes Introducing the Richest Family in america relevant in these internationally uncertain times, according to Burning Books Press Marketing Director Gerald E. Jones.

Jones downplays the Introducing the Richest Family in America's obvious focus on wealth and sex, noting that the book will be formally released Sept. 6, which is Labor Day in the U.S.

"When a beautiful Chinese woman comes to America with the idea of luring major manufacturing plants to China, it's Look Out, America!" Jones states. "Introducing is a comic novel, but the plain truth is -- all kidding aside, we need to get every person in America back to work again!"

Jones says many American manufacturers have already relocated to other countries such as China, ousting American workers from their jobs and forcing a massive dislocation in American society.

"If I can speak Hollywood talk for just a moment, David Drum's novel is Perez Hilton meets Frank Capra," says Jones.

"David Drum is a former sports writer who is not only an outstanding artist with a feel for the foibles of the ultra rich. Drum understands the complicated politics of seduction of a esteemed patriarch in an extremely wealthy family. His book may be one of this year's best comic novels, but it won't be the last novel from Burning books Press!" Jones vows.

Backstabbing international corporate intrigue and intense family rivalry are only part of what make the "Introducing the Richest Family in America" remarkable, according to Jones.

Burning Books Press, established in 1984, is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. A web site for "Introducing the Richest Family in America" is currently under construction at www.introducingtherichest.com

Contact: Gerald Everett Jones - books@lapuerta.tv