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    Hunters Point: A Novel of San Francisco
    Hunters Point: A Novel of San Francisco
    Hunters Point: A Novel of San Francisco
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    Hunters Point: A Novel of San Francisco

    By Peter Kageyama

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    Katsuhiro, 'Kats' Takemoto is a war hero turned private detective in the exploding metropolis of San Francisco in 1958. Drawn into a deadly cover-up, Kats investigates the US Navy, the west coast organized crime families and the Beat art scene of North Beach in search of the truth that hides in the dark, cold waters of San Francisco Bay.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSt. Petersburg Press
    Release dateJan 17, 2023
    ISBN9781940300641
    Hunters Point: A Novel of San Francisco
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    Peter Kageyama

    Peter Kageyama is a third generation Japanese American - a sansei. He is a former Senior Fellow with the Alliance for Innovation and the author of four nonfiction books on cities and urban development. Peter lives in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. Hunters Point is his debut novel.

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