A woman arrives in Hong Kong to visit a child she has been sending aid packages too. Glen becomes involved when it appears the whole arrangement has been a scam, the child may not even exist

A rebel leader is captured by the Chinese and Glen is asked to come up with some way to get the man back to Hong Kong. Where is also wanted for questioning over his activities.

A small jade statue is stolen and Glen becomes involved when someone passes to him what is assumed to be a copy of the statue. Knowledge of the statue spreads quickly and every criminal in Hong Kong is after Glen for the location of the statue.

Glenn learns that a friend, a beautiful reporter with whom he has a past relationship, has bribed some officials to help her slip across the border into Red China. The two correspondents are double-crossed and taken hostage. Glenn manages to engineer their escape and the pair desperately flee towards the border with their kidnappers in hot pursuit.

Complications arise for Glenn as he tries to negotiate a deal with Neil Campbell for a Communist defector.

John Baring, a well-respected newspaper editor in Hong Kong, becomes a victim of a plot that threatens to expose his past. During the second world war, Baring broadcast propaganda for the Japanese. Only four people had knowledge that he was traitor, and now three of them are dead. Glenn must choose between loyalty to an old friend and dedication to his country.

Glenn Evans' friend and rival, journalist Kate Martin, unwittingly takes a picture of a judge who mysteriously disappeared ten years ago. She becomes a pawn in a deadly game, as his former partner in crime arrives in Hong Kong to silence the judge permanently.

Glenn finds himself in the middle of a carefully prepared murder frame and must stay ahead of the police to find the real killer and clear himself.

Glenn becomes involved in a smuggling operation involving a ship's purser and a haberdashery owner.

When his godson's parents are killed in a helicopter crash, Glenn makes arrangements to send the boy to live with his aunt in America. One of the boy's grandfathers lives in Red China and plots to spirit the boy behind the Bamboo Curtain by means of two fake aunts.

Chief Inspector Campbell strikes up an unusual and unexpected friendship with visiting chanteuse Mary Moore, who is appearing at Ching Mei's Golden Dragon supper club. Campbell is later rattled by Mary's admission that she has become the target of anonymous threats warning her that she'll die unless she quickly leaves the country and returns to America.

San Franciscan Laura Johnson receives a phone call from her estranged husband Cliff begging her to meet him in Hong Kong. When she arrives, he appears to have gone underground in Macao. She enlists Glenn's help in searching for Cliff despite a serious beating and warning to stay away from thugs also interested in finding him.