To Kill A Dragon

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Guilt drives U.S. Marshal Matt Bannister after he mistakenly executed two innocent men for crimes committed by the notorious Wu-Pen Tseng. With Wu-Pen's arrest offering a glimmer of hope for justice, the situation spirals when the gang leader escapes and concocts a sinister plan to maintain his power in Chinatown. As Matt confronts this formidable foe, he finds himself in an unprecedented situation of vulnerability. The story explores themes of faith, fear, and the struggle between good and evil as Matt must decide whether to trust in God or succumb to his fears.