Sports reporter Michelle Yu and lawyer Blossom Kan introduce a vibrant, irresistible novel set in New York City. Based on personal experience, China Dolls is the story of three best friends from childhood-each an unforgettable Asian woman-tackling their late twenties over drinks, laughs, and dim sum: M. J. Wyn, the hip, tomboyish sportswriter trying to achieve her dreams of becoming an on-air broadcaster. Ambitious and driven, M.J. has always struggled to fit into different worlds: her high school boyfriend's blue-blooded country club sphere, her family's traditional Chinese culture, and the very white, very male world of sports. Alex Kwan, the confident, tough, no-nonsense attorney constantly fighting the stereotype of the submissive, docile Asian woman. After a heartbreaking romance, Alex has gone from a fearless daredevil to a woman terrified of taking risks-in her career, in her life, and with love. Lin Cho, the risk-taking, daring stockbroker who has spent her whole life trying not to make the mistakes her mother did. But then Lin falls head over heels with the office playboy, a guy she knows she should steer clear of but can't seem to stay away from. Exploring life at the intersection of two worlds-one of Asian grandmothers and red envelopes, and another of career challenges and dating disasters- China Dolls is an exhilarating debut from two sensational new talents.

Michelle Yu is an on-air sports reporter and a member of the Asian American Journalists Association. She has been a sportswriter for College Sports Television (CSTV) and a reporter for Sports Illustrated for Kids magazine. Blossom Kan is an attorney at a law firm in Manhattan. She graduated from Yale University, where she majored in English, and received her JD from the New York University School of Law.