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Davison said, he was almost finished with another Kennedy book, about the President's affair with Mary Pinchot Meyer. Damore's other works include 'The Cape Cod Years of John Fitzgerald Kennedy,' published in 1967. Regnery Gateway, a small, conservative house, brought the book out the next year, and although it received few reviews, it immediately became a big seller. After a judge ruled against him, he reached a settlement with Random House and sought another publisher. Damore, arguing that the book was sound and that the publisher was bowing to the Kennedy family, went to court. Random House, which gave him a $150,000 advance in 1982, rejected his manuscript in 1987, describing it as libelous and demanding the return of the advance. Damore, who had a reputation as a dogged, thorough investigator, obtaining the interviews was easier than having the book published. Damore, who knew many of the local law enforcement officials, managed to persuade several figures to give extensive interviews for the first time.

In His Garden by Leo Damore