Schedule Two
Schedule Two by Gaylord Dold, published by St. Martin’s Press in 1996, is a work of fiction that delves into the complexities of undercover operations within the San Francisco Bay Area drug trade. This first edition spans 232 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Grace Wu, a twenty-eight-year-old Chinese-American woman who has spent nearly two years posing as a cab driver while navigating the intricacies of drug transactions. Reporting only to her superiors in the SFPD and DEA, Grace is on the brink of confronting Kyungmoon Nho, a key figure in a significant heroin-smuggling operation.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of Grace’s dual life as she balances her undercover role with personal challenges, including her relationship with her heroin-addicted brother. The story captures the tension and stakes involved in her mission, highlighting the conflicting motivations of those around her, including her superior’s struggles with addiction and Nho’s ambitions. Schedule Two presents a nuanced view of the drug trade, focusing on the interplay of dreams and fears that shape the characters’ decisions and the operation’s outcome.
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Grace Wu has been undercover in the San Francisco Bay Area drug trade for nearly two years. Posing as a cabbie and buying and selling drugs daily, the twenty-eight-year-old Chinese-American woman reports to only two men: John Zito, her superior in the SFPD, and Elgin Lightfoot of the DEA. After two years of the same routine, Grace is poised to go after Kyungmoon Nho, the local connection for one of the largest heroin-smuggling rings in the Pacific Rim. Supported from one side and undermined from the other, Grace is virtually alone in this complex operation, where the outcome is at the mercy of each participant’s dreams and fears: Grace’s relationship with her heroin-addicted brother; John Zito’s obsession with vodka; Kyungmoon Nho’s ambitions for advancement within his organization.
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