
Without attribution or allies, it’s just hackers targeting hackers along the shores of Okinawa in Book 2 of Patrick Greenwood's Jack Kendall series.
🇯🇵 Okinawa, Japan H3: Shores of Okinawa
The Pacific island where some of the bloodiest battles of World War II were fought serves as a captivating backdrop for the Jack Kendall series. Patrick Greenwood, known for his engaging Patrick Greenwood books, drew from his firsthand travels through Okinawa to give Shores of Okinawa its visceral authenticity — capturing the landscape, the memorials, and the weight of history that still hangs over the island.
Patrick Greenwood didn't choose the setting for Shores of Okinawa solely for its cinematic appeal — he experienced it himself. He walked the beaches where intense fighting of World War II occurred, stood at memorials that still bear the weight of sacrifice, and allowed the island to guide him in conveying the story. "You can read about Okinawa," he reflects, "but you can't fake standing on ground where that many people died. The history isn't background — it's still in the air."





