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The Devil Wives of Li Fong (1979)

af E. Hoffmann Price

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No man is happier than Li Fong - until he discovers his lovely wives are really serpent-demons! Long and long ago, before the foreign devils came, old China was a land of ancient culture and strange magic. There, Li Fong, a student of apothecary, seems the luckiest of men. By what has to be happy chance, he has been led to take two charming and quite wealthy ladies as his wives. How could he know that his loving and beloved Mei Ling and Meilan are really spirit-demons? Or that the great snake that comes to his aid is really Mei Ling in her natural form? But the wicked Taoist magician Chang Lu knows the truth and plots evil for Li Fong and his wives. Nor can the magic of Mei Ling prevail, though she struggles to protect her husband and gain true humanity for herself. In the end, she can only summon the beautiful and terrible dragons to her aid!… (mere)
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I have read this book many times; it is excellent. However, I have not found another E. Hoffman Price that I would recommend. ( )
  jadebird | Jan 13, 2009 |
Although the lurid cover and title suggest otherwise, this really is a very good piece of fantasy writing. I bought this book new in 1979 For $1.95 and have held onto it all these years...even after 3 moves and numerous weedings out of the bookshelf. An oldie but a goodie. Okay so the young apothecary accidentally married two spirit demons. But in China, spirit demons aren't necessarily a bad thing. ( )
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One cannot help but notice that the only reason Li Fong is not even more overshadowed by his far more powerful wives is because Mei Ling and Meilan are doing their best to pass as genuine human women. Casually transforming into giant snake women or summoning fire-breathing dragons to handle their foes would give the game away. Points to the author for not making the pair helpless swooning maidens
 

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No man is happier than Li Fong - until he discovers his lovely wives are really serpent-demons! Long and long ago, before the foreign devils came, old China was a land of ancient culture and strange magic. There, Li Fong, a student of apothecary, seems the luckiest of men. By what has to be happy chance, he has been led to take two charming and quite wealthy ladies as his wives. How could he know that his loving and beloved Mei Ling and Meilan are really spirit-demons? Or that the great snake that comes to his aid is really Mei Ling in her natural form? But the wicked Taoist magician Chang Lu knows the truth and plots evil for Li Fong and his wives. Nor can the magic of Mei Ling prevail, though she struggles to protect her husband and gain true humanity for herself. In the end, she can only summon the beautiful and terrible dragons to her aid!

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