Ghosts Don't Lie

Cheng Xu isn't afraid of ghosts, because he was born without fear. As an insurance investigator, he can see every dead person, and he knows a secret: ghosts never lie. They only "beautify" death into art. Petal corpses, moonlight souls, firefly remains... The more beautiful the ghost, the more horrific its death. An insurance fraud case at a guesthouse gets him buried alive at the bottom of a pit. The truth behind twenty beautified ghosts points to the same killer. When the law refuses to hear the testimony of the voiceless, Cheng Xu decides to put the ghosts on the witness stand, using deaths too grotesque to beautify to tear away the final filter obscuring the truth.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.