Leo Damore’s quietly introspective The Cape Cod Years of John F. Kennedy tells a story at once universal—the story of fitting in, or failing to fit in, to a small community—and legendary—the story of one of America’s best loved leaders, and how he became that way.
LEO DAMORE (1929–1995) is the bestselling author of Senatorial Privilege and In His Garden, as well as The Cape Cod Years of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, among other titles. A long-time resident of Cape Cod, he died in Connecticut in 1995.