Author's Experience on Humanitarian Project in Indonesia 
Leads to Action-Packed Adventure Novel

Sept. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- "Looking for a nonstop thriller in a fascinating setting? Borneo Fever will keep you on the edge of your seat," Dee said.

After a short and problem-plagued career in environmental activism, Logan Pierce trades meaningful responsibility for self-imposed exile in the trackless rainforest jungles of Borneo. Wanting a leisurely and indolent lifestyle, he's instead confronted with a deadly disease ravaging the isolated mountain villages. Now facing life-threatening dangers, betrayal by close friends, a budding romantic relationship, and a fierce battle against well-armed extremists, Logan discovers an ambition he's long been lacking, and a final willingness to take a stand for the people he cares for.

"Strong plotting, great pacing, and 3-dimensional characters." (amazon.com)

Dee drew from his own experiences while working at a small village in Indonesia to write Borneo Fever, which appeals to readers looking for an exciting book set in an exotic location. This 88,000 word novel is available in paperback and multiple e-book formats.

Dee has lived and traveled in and around Asia. His knowledge and background in Asian history and culture is readily apparent in this action-packed book. Now residing in northern Utah, USA, Dee is also the author of The Power of Powers: Volume One of the Huaxia Journals, and Amira—Immortal Daughter from Penglai, both written for a young adult audience.

Information about Borneo Fever and Dee's other novels, including sample chapters and links for purchasing, is available at http://lon-dee.com.

Contact author@lon-dee.com with questions, or to request review copies or interviews.