"When college students start carrying their vice chancellor in a wheel barrow, then it is apparent that the society is inverted, perverted and warped. That in a nutshell is Sote. Like the proverbial city on a hill, it cannot be hid. There is complete dehumanization of her citizenry due to decades of military dictatorship. It is indeed a city where anarchy reigns supreme; "anything goes." In Inside Sodom, you meet the victims and the victors, the losers and the lost, the aggrieved, their grief and, of course, the mysterious. The pages are laden with emotion, intrigues and counter intrigues, and the hunter and the hunted. It is lit with passion."