The Kennedy Assassination

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Summary: You can't judge this book by it's cover or title
Review: I thought I was gooing to be reading a book about the assassination of JFK. This book is a work of fiction that deals with the attempted assassination of Castro and murder of Marilyn Monroe. Read the book description before you buy, because this is what you will be getting.

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Summary: Which Kennedy Assassination?
Review: This book certainly stakes out some new ground: the author postulates that Marilyn Monroe's involvement with the Kennedy brothers (which is historically undeniable) provided her with information which made her a risk to national security. The author quotes CIA and FBI memos to demonstrate his point that Marilyn was indeed followed by these agencies. Although this is fiction, the book makes a very good case for CIA/FBI/Kennedy involvement in the "suicide" of Marilyn Monroe. In doing so, the author forces us to think about what the term "Kennedy Assassination" actually means. Is it the assassination of President Kennedy? The Kennedy plan to assassinate Fidel Castro? Or, as the author dramatically fleshes out, the assassination of Marilyn Monroe? This is not the same old junk that the government killed President Kennedy. Rather, it forces us to wonder if Marilyn Monroe was a stronger personality than her fluffy screen roles would indicate: did she really warn Kennedy that he was playing with fire?

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Summary: Kevin in Los Angeles
Review: Very capitvating read. I couldn't put the book down. Fabulous story weaving and sub-plots. Please write more!