Hong Kong, 1992. Jonah, a rookie reporter from a small, unassuming town in the Midwestern United States, accepts a job at the Harbour Daily, eager to sink his teeth into the kind of newsworthy events only a big metropolis can offer. But, as murderous forces of unimaginable evil begin to take hold of the city, our young hero finds himself tangled in a web of darkness and death beyond comprehension. Has he bitten off more than he can chew?

”Up on the rooftop I can see all of Kowloon, splayed out like the pages of a great picture book. Thousands of buildings, millions of people, each with their own little square of space to move about, to talk and to fight, to eat and to make love. Behind each window there is life; a thousand choices and consequences. Thinking minds, beating hearts and blood. Thick, red blood, coursing down miles of pathways, escaping through lacerations, the shedding of uterine walls, the pains of childbirth, inflamed lungs, and crimes of passion. And sometimes, just sometimes… bites.“

“The author describes the story scene with extremely careful writing. The scene travels around different corners of Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories, as if to bring Hong Kong readers a new understanding of Hong Kong's landscape... The author chose the most wonderful era of Hong Kong as the background for his work." -@funkylily.writes, Hong Kong Based Literary Blogger