Used. Hardcover. Amy Tan's Saving Fish from Drowning is a tantalizing tale of art, adventure, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion. On a fateful Christmas-morning tour in Burma, eleven Americans vanish into the jungle, leaving behind a trail of questions and a cast of characters as complex as the ancient ruins they're drawn to. With Tan's signature blend of wit, wisdom, and historical nuance, this novel weaves a suspenseful morality tale that probes the consequences of our actions, both good and bad. As we follow the Americans' perilous journey, we're invited to ponder the true meaning of salvation, and whether it's ever too late to make a difference. With Tan's masterful storytelling, the stakes are high, the twists are plentiful, and the outcome is far from certain.