Nothing That Is Ours
Nothing That Is Ours by D. J. Palladino, published by Genius Book Publishing on October 16, 2020, is a 384-page work of fiction that intertwines elements of historical narrative, mystery, and psychological intrigue. Set against the backdrop of Santa Barbara in 1958, the story begins with the discovery of a man’s body on the breakwater, marked by wounds reminiscent of the crucified Christ. As Trevor Westin, a young writer with strong ties to the city, delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a web of secrets that the local authorities dismiss as a mere drowning.
Readers will find Trevor’s journey to uncover the truth leads him into encounters with a diverse cast, including beatniks, beach bums, and notable figures like Aldous Huxley and Dennis Hopper. The narrative explores themes of crime and the psychological effects of hallucinogenic drugs, all while maintaining a gripping atmosphere of suspense. This edition offers a rich blend of historical context and literary depth, inviting readers to engage with the complexities of the era and the mysteries that lie beneath the surface.
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On a gray winter day in 1958, the body of a man washes up on Santa Barbara’s breakwater. He has wounds much like those of the crucified Christ. Trevor Westin, a young writer with deep family connections to the city, sees murder where the local press and powers that be see only a simple case of drowning. Trevor goes on a dangerous search for answers. Along the way he will cross paths with beatniks, beach bums, Aldous Huxley, Dennis Hopper, and agents from the CIA. He will also be introduced to the brave new world of hallucinogenic drugs. Meanwhile, off the coast of Santa Barbara, at the bottom of the sea . . .
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