Set against the backdrop of 1940s Trinidad during the waning years of colonialism, 'Hungry Ghosts' delivers a compelling tale of intertwined destinies. On the Changoor farm, perched above Bell Village, Dalton and Marlee's opulent lifestyle starkly contrasts with the existence of those dwelling within the Barrack below. Trapped in a cycle of arduous labor, poverty, and rigid social hierarchy, the Saroops�Hans, Shweta, and their son, Krishna�embody the struggle of the barracks' inhabitants. The sudden disappearance of Dalton and the endangerment of Marlee catalyze a plot that sees farmhand Hans transition to a watchman, baited by a substantial reward. What follows is a riveting unraveling of the mystery behind Dalton's vanishing, as the lives of the Changoors and the Barrack's tenants become hauntingly interconnected, their community forever altered. Author Kevin Jared Hosein presents a narrative rich with the themes of religion, class conflict, and the unyielding forces of nature, all painted across Trinidad's wild, pastoral landscapes. This novel bridges generational trauma and the poignancy of powerlessness, proving to be both an exquisite mystery and a testament to the enduring impacts of linked histories. With a lyrical voice and vivid storytelling, 'Hungry Ghosts' stands as a profound exploration of humanity and the inescapable web of our shared past.