The Green Man

Peter never believed in the Green Man. He told himself the story was just his motherвЂTMs way of making sense of tragedy. An educated man with little faith in anything, Peter had no patience for supposed premonitions. That day—the day of the flight—was different. With his motherвЂTMs latest warning ringing in his ears, the plane began to falter. PeterвЂTMs world was about to change. When Jerry leaves his old life in London behind and travels to Beijing to take up a teaching position, at first he is enchanted by the brave new world he finds awaiting him. However, things soon take a turn for the worse. Upon his arrival he learns of the mysterious disappearance of his predecessor, and after he moves into his new apartment he is plagued by strange dreams in which he shares the apartment, and his bed, with a ghostly entity. Then things start going bump in the night, and Jerry soon finds himself embroiled in the kind of supernatural drama that had previously been unthinkable to him. Eventually he is forced into accepting the realization that something else was waiting for him on the other side of the world, and perhaps even in the next world. Furthermore, his time is quickly running out... In a shattered world of crime and chaos, in a city of loneliness and fear, Good and Evil no longer exist as separate entities. They share the same ground. They walk the same streets. They play the same games. Lewis Cade never asked to be a hero, but in a single moment of courage his life would forever change. Jack Raye never asked to be a victim, but years earlier fate seemed to single him out, and in the same moment that Lewis becomes a hero, Jack becomes something altogether more powerful. In that one moment, the monstrous, God-like power to give or take life would tear away the thread-bare fabric of Jack's humanity, leaving nothing but a lifetime of hate and vengeance that is about to change both men's lives. Two men. One destiny. And only one of them is a killer. But which one? Peter never believed in the Green Man. He told himself the story was just his mother's way of making sense of tragedy. An educated man with little faith in anything, Peter had no patience for supposed premonitions. That day - the day of the flight - was different. With his mother's latest warning ringing in his ears, the plane began to falter. Peter's world was about to change When Jerry arrives in Beijing, he discovers a strange world where strange nightmares and past occurances bode ill for his future