The Harbor City, or Hong Kong, is many things to many people: to the Chinese it is either their birthplace or a destination to which many have fled from the poverty and civil war and tyranny of mainland China. To the British civil service workers it is the last bastion of a rapidly shrinking British Empire wherein they attempt to live out their lives in a strange love-hate relationship with the local populace. Now, with nearly a million Chinese near the border attempting to cross over into Hong Kong to escape the madness of Mao's endless socio-political programs along with major street...

The Harbor City saga continues in the sequel Return to Source. Hong Kong, England's Crown Colony, simmers from the violent events of the preceding months as Chief Superintendent Herbert Elston III continues his investigation to determine who was behind the deaths of three of Her Majesties' civil servants. His key to the investigation lies with Sulin Dusheng, the infamous actress and sister of the Xiaolin Dusheng. As Syndicate head and casino owner across the Estuary in Macau, Dusheng battles against China's Cultural Revolution that has exploded in violence and threatens his very existence....

When the World Went Dark is a dystopian story of the future that begins in what was once Hong Kong with the mainland - Jungwa - being the landmass that Old City is attached to even though owned by a separate entity than Jungwa within the Corporation. Across the harbor is the high-tech island of New City that is owned by still another entity. Both cities have different legal systems thus rights and freedoms. Both cities represent different opportunities for their citizens that ultimately provoke the citizens in Old City to begin to rebel, which brings them into conflict with the security...