"Dalian Ice Dragons" Thank Martin Avery

https://www.amazon.com/Hockey-Night-China-Dragons-Dalian/dp/1304921107

Check out this book on Amazon by Martin Avery.

He is a writer from Gravenhuerst, ON (Canada). He has written over 100 pieces and is globally known as an adventure writer as well as an unconventional renaissance man. He is currently living in Jinshitan (Dalian), Liaoning. In China, he is teaching English in a BC offshore school.

The book itself was renounced by the Dalian Ice Dragons as a unjust writing to the true adventure of the team. On the other hand, it does need to be noted and appreciated that the fans and friends of the team are willing to take the time to support the family of "The Dalian Ice Dragons" in this way.

I hope you enjoy the read as much as I did, you can also find a preview copy on google books.

If you have questions or would like to know how you can support "The Dalian Ice Dragons", start by visiting our team site.

https://carmbono.wixsite.com/dalianicedragons


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