ISBN (Paperback): 978-1-962121-75-0 | $29.99

After losing the company she built in the States, Serenity follows her husband to Hong Kong for his new work contract, leaving behind the wreckage of a dream she isn’t ready to mourn. While navigating cultural displacement, marriage, and motherhood, Serenity crosses paths with a community of Black women, including a Puerto Rican singer from Chicago, a South African banker, and a Jamaican lawyer from the UK. 
As the women’s lives intertwine, they meet a Congolese asylum-seeker and become determined to save their new friend. They are drawn into a world of refugees, human trafficking, and one woman’s wounds that run far deeper than they imagined.
 
A Sista in Hong Kong explores sisterhood, displacement, exploitation, and what it means to try to save someone else when you’re drowning yourself.