Between Southeast Asia’s sunshine and bloodshed, a fortune worth hundreds of billions is never wealth. It is a curse.
Justice in Bangkok can be bought, death certificates from prisons can be forged, and the rainforests of the Golden Triangle hide a business more profitable than drugs: human trafficking. For three generations, the Lu family has operated across this land. On the surface, they are a multinational conglomerate. Behind the scenes, they are a criminal empire built on money laundering, drug trafficking, and the abduction and sale of women.
And the human heart is darker than this land.
A father can send his son to prison. Brothers can hunt each other down. Lovers are pawns, and blood ties are bargaining chips. No one can be trusted, because everyone is secretly placing their bets, including the man who crawled out of his own burial shroud.
A rare good plot