GUNNY MAC: PRIVATE DETECTIVE — Trouble in ChinatownSteven G. Walker Honolulu, 1942. The Pacific War squeezes the islands like a vise. Chinatown sweats under blackout curtains, bent cops, and the sour reek of wartime graft. At the naval hospital, more than a thousand badly wounded Marines and sailors wait for their bodies—and their luck—to crawl back from the edge. One of them is Gunnery Sergeant Mac, Navy Cross in his pocket, Guadalcanal carved into his bones, and a discharge he never asked for.The Corps spits him out, and Mac drifts through the wards like a ghost with a pulse. A sh...