Kings of China Town

Kings of Chinatown is a gripping novel that delves into the underworld of Kuala Lumpur, exploring themes of organized crime, political manipulation, and family betrayal. The story revolves around Wong Kah Lok, the aging leader of The Syndicate, a powerful crime organization that once ruled Chinatown with an iron fist. As a long-running gang war reaches its climax, Wong finds himself trapped in a battle for survival, facing threats from both external enemies and internal betrayals.

Despite his efforts to keep his son, Gavin, away from the criminal world, Wong’s bitter chief lieutenant, Foo, slowly draws Gavin into a plot to overthrow his father. Foo, sidelined for years, is eager to seize power, setting the stage for a violent struggle between loyalty and ambition.

Beyond the brutal gang warfare, Kings of Chinatown paints a broader picture of political corruption and manipulation. A power-hungry politician and a disgraced police inspector join forces to assassinate Wong, further entangling the narrative in a web of deception and revenge