Cora Marshall has no regrets over abandoning her old life as a socialite for a career in detective work, especially since her partner is the dashing werewolf Sam Hayes. She brings the connections, he brings the brawn, and by honing both with their intelligence, they've impressed even the most cynical minds of Crescent City's elite circles. Yet they're about to be given an unusual challenge: to prevent a murder before it takes place. Phineas Clayborne, one of the richest men in the city, is convinced he'll be murdered at his very own wedding, and he's further convinced that only Cora and Sam are clever enough to find the potential killer before he carries out his bloody deed. Tasked with posing as wedding guests, they must navigate through cunning magic, dark motives, and a list of suspects both human and inhuman. It won't be easy; everyone has secrets to hide, especially the bride and groom themselves...

A collaborative story written by Team Decopunk during @Ooorah's "Epic Tales From beautiful Minds" event. Embark on adventures both strange and awe-inspiring with these retro-futurists extraordinaire, weavers of words and worlds bedecked in chrome, and explorers of the glamour of a tomorrow that could have been and may yet come to pass. @WilliamJJackson @LadyAmanita @TheNeutralParty @minusfractions and @Jazzfeathers

=PLOT= Happening in the 20's - 30's, in the U.S. this movie is about Hing Chu, a Chinese - American writer that is struggling to write a new book but he doesn't succeed because of the cockroaches that keep sabotaging him. Louis Chu is another Chinese - American writer that shares the same family name as Hing. Those two 'accidentally' meet up and Louis is claiming that he's the same person as Hing even if they don't look alike at all. =GENRE= Surreal; Avant-garde; Art Film; Experimental Film !!!the similarity with the Chinese - American writer Louis Hing Chu that wrote the book 'Eat a Bowl of Tea' is on purpose!!!