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Prisoners of the Empire Books in Order

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Find the Prisoners of the Empire books by Graham Salisbury in order, with short summaries and a series guide to help you decide what to read next.

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Prisoners of the Empire books in publication order

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1

Under the Blood-Red Sun

by Graham Salisbury

1994

Tomi's life in Hawaii revolves around family, friends and baseball until Pearl Harbor is attacked. With his Japanese ancestry suddenly attracting hostility and suspicion, he must navigate a changed world while holding his family together.

2

Eyes of the Emperor

by Graham Salisbury

2005

Eddy Okubo joins the Army in Hawaii before Pearl Harbor, but his Japanese ancestry makes his loyalty suspect. A secret assignment sends him and fellow Japanese American soldiers to Mississippi, where they become targets in attack-dog training.

3

House of the Red Fish

by Graham Salisbury

2006

In 1943 Hawaii, Tomi struggles with his father's imprisonment and hostility toward Japanese Americans. Determined to salvage the family's sunken fishing boat, he undertakes a difficult project that gives him something tangible to fight for.

4

Hunt for the Bamboo Rat

by Graham Salisbury

2014

Seventeen-year-old Zenji Watanabe's fluency in Japanese and English brings him a secret Army assignment in the Philippines. Caught behind enemy lines during World War II, he must conceal his American identity while fighting to survive.

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