JACK FILIPE’S NOVEL YOUNG BOZZ

TROUBLE FOLLOWS

San Francisco, 1894. A City of Shadows and Second Chances.

Two years after crossing the Atlantic with U.S. Marshal Thurman Attlee on a perilous mission, the newly minted Gideon Challenger has carved out a life of quiet influence amid the clamorous charm of San Francisco. With Eloise Petry at his side and a tight-knit circle he calls family, Gideon revels in a rare, hard-won moment of peace.

Young Bozz Bookshelf 

Throughout the Young Bozz series, attentive readers may have noticed Gideon’s insatiable hunger for the written word. From legendary epics to obscure historical footnotes, this growing catalog gathers the texts our favorite scoundrel has devoured with those ever‑curious, razor‑sharp eyes.

The Young Bozz Who’s Who

As readers will already know, Young Bozz blends history with alternate history, weaving well‑known figures—and a few more obscure ones—into the vibrant world of the 1890s. Their presence helps shape the atmosphere and texture of the story. My hope is that this expanded character list will make it easier to recognize who these individuals are and understand why they are either mentioned or appear throughout the novels.

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