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It's 1964. Racial tensions simmer in cities across America. In Boston an arson epidemic sweeps across the slums of Roxbury, a once Jewish enclave this is now a Black ghetto.
Detective Jody Brae is assigned to investigate a series of building fires that go strangely unnoticed by the local press and civic leaders. The case takes Brae on a spiraling journey of political corruption, brutal murder and personal vengeance in the dark streets of Boston's underworld. When he discovers how events are linked to his own mysterious childhood, Brae finds himself torn between personal honor and professional integrity in a race to save his job, his past and the women he loves. More about The Ranks of Jody Brae
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Jonathan Cullen grew up in Boston and attended public schools. After a brief career as a bicycle messenger, he attended Boston College and graduated with a B.A. in English Literature (1995).
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