The Emperor's General by James Webb

416 pages, Paperback

232 x 152 x 32mm (L x W x T)

Condition: Good (Has very small/minor signs of wear). There no markings, inscriptions or signatures of any kind, pages are clean and vibrant.

Genres: Historical Fiction / War / Military Fiction

"Captain Jay Marsh, a veteran of World War II, possessed an unwavering sense of duty, shaped by the atrocities he witnessed during the conflict's conclusion. This commitment led him to prioritize his military obligations over his personal life.

His loyalty, however, would be tested beyond his expectations. He became an integral part of General Douglas MacArthur's entourage in occupied Tokyo, serving as his confidant, translator, and intelligence operative.

Marsh's role involved navigating the complex political landscape of postwar Japan, engaging in clandestine operations within the circles of the Japanese imperial court and entertainment districts. He observed the subtle manipulation employed by Emperor Hirohito and his advisors, who strategically leveraged MacArthur's ambition.

"The Emperor's General" is a narrative exploring the themes of moral compromise and the corrupting influence of power, juxtaposed against the backdrop of significant historical events. It examines the tension between personal integrity, professional responsibility, and romantic attachments during a period of profound societal transformation."