A captivating, evocative and  magical story set in 1930s Malaysia about a dancehall girl and an orphan boy who are brought together by a series of unexplained deaths and an old Chinese superstition about men who turn into tigers. A story set in colonial Malaya offering a stunning look on history, chinese superstition and culture, New York Times best selling author Yangsze Choo explains why she decided to write ‘The Night Tiger’, a story based on an old superstition of weretigers. She also shares her inspirations behind her previous book ‘The Ghost Bride’, a New York Times bestseller.

A captivating, evocative and &nbsp;magical story set in 1930s Malaysia about a dancehall girl and an orphan boy who are brought together by a series of unexplained deaths and an old Chinese superstition about men who turn into tigers. A story set in colonial Malaya offering a stunning look on history, chinese superstition and culture, New York Times best selling author Yangsze Choo explains why she decided to write &lsquo;The Night Tiger&rsquo;, a story based on an old superstition of weretigers. She also shares her inspirations behind her previous book &lsquo;The Ghost Bride&rsquo;, a New York Times bestseller.

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