Black Love

About the Book

Running, running into the lofty door of the prestigious university, it seemed as if one could stand high provided you squeezed into this tertiary institute either by working or studying there. Actually darkness enveloped this institute and the author regretted very much she had worked there. On the surface, the institute was doing good and smooth but behind the veneer the evil-doers in the eighties (the top class bureaucrats) corrupted, murder and setting fire in this terrible institute for the purpose of migration before 1997 in Hong Kong. This book voiced the opinion of the famous English writer George Orwell’s saying “All men are equal but some are more equal than the others” in Animal Farm. The fate of the three brothers especially Tony Chen in connection with the author for the discovery of this corruption case, would you like to share the secret with me?

About the Author

Monica Lam May May was born in 1955, and grew up in Hong Kong. She graduated from secondary school in St. Rose of Lima's School, and received her master's degree in Human Resource Management and Training from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom after she studied full-time in Holmesglen Institute of TAFE in Melbourne in 1993. Thereafter she majored in novel-writing offered by the London School of Journalism. Her work 'Black Love' is her first novel. Now she resides in Hong Kong with her Mum, sister and brothers.