Author:Michael White
Original and compelling, The Kennedy Conspiracy, by international bestselling author Michael White, brilliantly weaves present-day New York with 1960s Washington to deliver a pacy and unforgettable thriller. Fans of James Patterson, David Baldacci and Michael Connelly will not be disappointed!
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE KENNEDY CONSPIRACY
'I couldn't put it down' -- **** Reader review
'A cracking read' -- **** Reader review
'A real page-turner!'-- **** Reader review
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A FIFTY-YEAR-OLD SECRET. AN ASSASSINATION THAT CHANGED THE WORLD. A CONSPIRACY THAT WILL END IN DEATH...
Ambitious journalist Mark Bretton's latest assignment is to write an article on Professor Abigail Marchant - a believer that rebirth is a genuine phenomenon. Yet, as she's been denounced by the American Psychology Association, he'd much rather be writing about current affairs. However,once he meets the beautiful Professor and hears her theories, he can't help but be won over.
Eventually persuaded to undergo regressive hypnosis himself, Mark is shocked and horrified by what he sees...
He is returned to the early 1960s when he worked for the Kennedy administration. Not only does he learn the truth about the conspiracy that led to JFK's assassination but also his own murder. Struggling to make sense of it all, Mark turns to Abi for help.
But someone is watching Mark's every move and will stop at nothing to ensure that the truth about JFK's murder never comes to light...
Fast-paced and action-packed, The Kennedy Conspiracy brilliantly weaves the present day with the past to deliver a pacy and unforgettable thriller.
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