Ian Bloom wrote
King Kong
across Japan, Germany, and Switzerland at age 34, while structuring private holdings, drafting trusts, designing software, and composing music-before returning to America to publish the novel.
is an epic of death, resurrection, and destiny, set across Hollywood, Zürich, Tokyo, and Paris. Written with Bloom's signature restraint and cinematic precision,
fuses the solitude of a modern cowboy with the strategic mind of a sovereign financier.
A novel of freedom, fate, and the ultimate wager: love.
Bloom's fourth major work marks a true American statement-where God and the Devil make their final bets, and a man chooses life.