Tie Me To The Moon

Hong Kong, Mid-Autumn Festival 1962: Josephine Kwok, the colony's most expensive society matchmaker — who sells destiny, believes in none of it, and was jilted at the altar seven years ago — is publicly humiliated when the bride she matched drops the groom's hand mid-toast. That same night a gorgeous god falls out of the moon onto her balcony: Lian, apprentice of the Old Man Under the Moon, exiled for a crime he won't name, whose fall snapped one hundred and eight red threads of fate across the city. He can see every thread; she knows every heart in Hong Kong society. To save her name and his life they must retie all 108 before the next full moon.