Red X

The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis and rampant homophobia in Toronto, where a series of disappearances of gay men goes largely ignored by authorities. As the gay community begins to connect the dots, they uncover a disturbing pattern that suggests these crimes have persisted far longer than anyone realized. The novel intertwines personal experiences with broader societal issues, exploring themes of neglect, resilience, and the fight for justice within a marginalized community.