Jade War

Fonda Lee

74 pages 2-hour read

Fonda Lee

Jade War

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2019

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Chapter 52-EpilogueChapter Summaries & Analyses

Content Warning: This section of the guide includes discussion of graphic violence, addiction, and death.

Chapter 52 Summary: “This Is Serious”

Anden works as a junior associate at the Kekon Trade Partnership Liaison Office, No Peak’s business front in Port Massy. He has moved into his own studio apartment. His boss, Hami, tells him that Shae insisted on his hire. When tasked with recruiting local staff, Anden seeks help from Dauk Losunyin, successfully hiring four people and impressing Hami.


Meanwhile, the Port Massy Crews have been devastated by internal warfare after Boss Kromner attempted to have Skinny Reams killed. With the Crews and police occupied, the Kekonese community thrives. Following Kromner’s arrest, Dauk affirms his friendship with No Peak.


Anden proves his value through various assignments, including locating two ex-servicemen who raped a Kekonese girl. Weeks after reporting his findings to Tar, both men are brutally attacked. Anden begins to see a path forward within the clan despite being jadeless.


During a visit, Anden confronts Cory about seeing other people. Cory admits to casual encounters at law school but insists Anden is the one he’s serious about. When Anden asks if Cory would hypothetically move to Kekon, Cory responds enthusiastically, though the conversation leaves Anden uncertain about their future.


One morning, Anden receives a conference call from Hilo, Shae, and Juen. The Pillar tells him they need his help to kill a man in Port Massy.

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