If someone were dismembered into seven thousand pieces and their remains scattered everywhere, could you solve the case? If a family of three were consumed by mutual hatred, with the father killing his son and the mother sacrificing herself to feed him, could you untie the knot between them after the fact? If a mother pined for her children and grandchildren, who had been too busy to come home for years, and the father resorted to murder to force his daughter back, which would you choose: family or the law? A call from a sewer, corpse-men on Changbai Mountain, a revenant that steals teeth, a world of visualization beasts, and people who raise flesh buds: you'll find them all in The Broker Between Yin and Yang.
