St. James Park

St. James Parkicon

by John Doll

Publisher
Koehler Books
Publication
Aug 19, 2025
Format
Paperback/Softback
Illustrated
No
Price
19.95
Dimensions
6 x 9
ISBN
9798888248072
Pages
334
Age
Adult 18+
Category
ThrillersGeneral Fiction

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Description

"A genre-bending cinematic novel." -Clint Wilkins, former Encore Fellow, Mayor's Office in San Jose "Colorful and unforgettable." -Barbara Kibbe, artist and Citizen Joy leader In a time when department stores ruled downtowns, a prominent store heir is kidnapped in 1933 under suspicious circumstances, and the federal Bureau of Investigation sends unorthodox agent Louis Cooper to investigate. Cooper discovers that this crime is only a prelude to a dangerous play by the local power structure to expand control amid spiraling economic disruption, labor unrest, and anti-immigrant racism. As Cooper unravels long-standing but shifting alliances of business leaders, city officials, and mobsters, he learns who is behind the kidnapping and why-but not in time to prevent a raging mob bent on vengeance.

Author(s)

John Doll

John Doll

John Doll is a third-generation San Josean who listened to family confessions, rumors, hints, and denials of the crimes committed leading up to a fateful night in 1933 and the cover-up that followed. Having spent a career creating revitalization projects throughout the Bay Area, including restoration of a once premiere hotel in downtown San Jose, John Doll is now a recovering government bureaucrat, semiretired, living in San Francisco with his wife, Rachael.

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