Bøger af Ming Wei

Vampire Empire is a space adventure two thousands years into the future in the year 4050, about a small group of individuals from different races including one from Earth, that take on a mighty Empire that rules the galaxy. The Vampires have created their empire over time by removing all those that opposed it, they now have the most powerful space fleet and technology. Within their realm they have outlawed the trading of minerals that can be combined to create the only weapons that the Vampires are vulnerable to. Their grip over the universe is strong and tight, but this does not stop a small group from travelling across the galaxy in order to loosen the Vampire's grip. A story that includes Action, Adventure, Biological Weapons, Conflict, Creatures, Fantasy, Gay Vampires, Horror, Humans, Robots, Secret Police, Science Fiction, Space, Synthetic life, Vampires, Zombies

(Young Adults 12-20) This book is a supplement for the Ocean World Board Game which was published in 2016, The three individual stories can also be also be read as a typical book for those that do not have the official board game, as they give more context and historical background to the ocean world. Stories include Battle of Fungi Valley, The Battle of the Amazon, The History of the Asian Pirates.(Updated Version 2023).

(Young Adults 12-20) Imaginative science fiction story where the shark kingdom mass the biggest sea-creature army ever assembled and launch an attack against the whale kingdoms ice fort. The sharks and their allies travel thousands of miles and lay siege to the ice fort with all their military weight hoping to destroy the whale kingdom in one decisive battle This storyline belongs to the same series that produced the much acclaimed award winning book The Whale Kingdom Quest. (2023 Updated Version)(Young Adults 12-20) An imaginative science fiction story where the shark kingdom mass the biggest sea-creature army ever assembled and launch an attack against the whale kingdoms ice fort. The sharks and their allies travel thousands of miles and lay siege to the ice fort with all their military weight hoping to destroy the whale kingdom in one decisive battle. Unexpected the shark kingdom army encounters many difficulties as they travel across the uncharacteristic regions of the ocean that stretches their food supply lines to the limit. Only a small percentage of these food supplies actually reach the army, due to endless attacks and raids by rebel, hostile and resistant sea-creatures who for whatever reason are determined to undermine the shark kingdoms desire and ambition to rule the ocean world. The main logistics problem for shark kingdom is that the longer the shark kingdom lays siege to the whale kingdoms lair, higher volumes of food will be needed into the area to feed the troops, the main risk is that this unprotected food supply could become noticed by other hungry sea-creatures as it travels on route across many none-secure regions to its destination. This storyline belongs to the same series that produced the much acclaimed award winning book The Whale Kingdom Quest. (2023 Updated Version)

(Adult Only 18+) A story based in the post second world war era when many war criminals are plotting their revenge on those who defeated them during the war. A story line that includes action, adventure, biological weapons, human trafficking, lost treasure, NAZIS, sexual violence, violence, war criminals. Author Ming Wei (Ian Allan) produces the much anticipated sequel to The Hunting of Burta Khan. In the year 1948 the world is living under the false illusion that Adolf Hitler died in a bunker at the end of the war in 1945. Little does the world know that hidden away in the shadows of civilization in rural Argentina, Adolf Hitler is pulling the strings of a secret powerful organization known as Odessa that spans across the entire world and has recently become even more powerful as it has joined forces with the remains of the notorious Japanese biological weapon research Unit 731 that is now led by the savage Giang Le of Vietnam. These two groups are upon the verge of unleashing a mass attack on the world, but lack the financial funds to complete their weapon. (Warning this book contain strong brutal sex scenes and wording that could be offensive to some, the book is rated 18+ Only)

Author Ming Wei (Ian Allan) produces the much-anticipated sequel to the German and the Jew. The second world war has just finished, and many war criminals have escaped the clutches of the allies, escaping along the rat lines to countries where they can live in hiding. Heinz a former German soldier who escaped from the gestapo in 1942 discovers that one of the highly ranked gestapo members called Burta Khan is the person responsible for the murder of his entire family. He begins on a mission to find Burta Khan and kill her and on his journey he finds unexpected help and builds friendships with ethnic minority black people and gay people, the sections of society that he was once told to hate and treat badly. The journey, will not be easy, from the moment his plane lands in Hamburg to begin his quest, he quickly becomes a target for the guardians (a group of people that silence anybody asking questions about the rat lines), This story includes action, adventure, brutal sex scenes, bisexuals, diversity, gay sex, murder, racial themes, revenge, romance, sex, violence, war criminals. (Warning this book contain strong brutal sex scenes and wording that could be offensive to some, and is rated Adult only 18+)

(Adult Only 18+) Author Ming Wei (Ian Allan) creates a story based in occupied Europe during the second world war at the height of the NAZIS power. A story line that includes action, adventure, deception, drama, love, murder, romance, sex, violence, war, and features around a German soldier called Heinz that rebels against the NAZI rule to help the Jewish woman he loves escape the grip of the evil gestapo who send the wrath of the Waffen SS along with a secret agent to capture the pair. Many will die, but will the lovers survive?

Gene therapy has the potential to be a tailor-made therapeutic with increased specificity and decreased side effects that can offer a "cure" for many disorders. The aim of this book is to provide up-to-date reviews of the rapidly growing field of gene therapy. Chapters cover a large range of topics including methods of gene delivery, and identification of targets with several papers on cancer gene therapy. If more people become aware of the true nature and potential of gene therapy, perhaps we can achieve the full benefit of such an innovative approach for the treatment of a range of diseases, including cancer.