Jinn Sanctuary (The Jinn Quartet Book 2)
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Before Bartlett takes possession of the coin, John Chen is kidnapped and murdered.
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When Phillip Chen enlists his underworld cousin Four Finger Wu to help locate John, Wu discovers the coin in the possession of one of the kidnappers, and takes it for his own, knowing its secret. The fate of the fourth coin is not addressed in the saga. Although there were press reports in the mids that a miniseries adaptation of Gai-Jin was planned, no production eventuated. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article needs additional citations for verification.
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