Description

This WWII book of Japanese-American recognition and patriotism starts on March 30, 1942 when over 250 Japanese-Americans living on Bainbridge Island, in Puget Sound, Washington, are now being removed. The procedure moves very easily before Military finds that the 21-year-old Japanese-American fisherman, Matthew Kobata, is absent. Throughout their look for Matthew, two White males are observed killed on the area. Dallas investigator Elroy Johnstone has arrived at the area to research the killings, and proof is leading him to believe Matthew might be concerned.