Eagle & Crane

Set against the backdrop of Depression-era California during World War II, "Eagle and Crane" follows two daring aerial performers, Louis Thorn and Harry Yamada, as they navigate complex family tensions and reveal darker truths amid a period of Japanese internment. When a tragic plane crash occurs shortly after the Pearl Harbor attack, suspicions arise and an FBI investigation unfolds, uncovering deeper questions about loyalty, race, and hidden histories. Combining elements of mystery and historical reflection, the novel offers a compelling exploration of a turbulent and often overlooked chapter in American history.