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by W. Green (Author)
Written for adults, Saving JFK is the first volume of the Time Travel Twins series exploring the Kennedy assassination. "If time travel, assassination, history, and conspiracies don't get you hooked, then I honestly don't know what will." LL Book Review "There's something in this fantastic tale...for everyone!" Did you know Dallas was the third attempt to kill JFK in November 1963? The Chicago attempt looked just like Dallas, except for a different patsy.
Interloping time travelers from the year 2028 -- Emma, a dynamic seventeen-year-old young woman, her impulsive twin brother Ethan, their very special best friend Zak, and an eccentric, well-preserved "baby boomer" inventor A.C. Currant -- spin back the clock to stop the 1963 Chicago assassination of President Kennedy and resurrect the American Dream. This is a time-traveling road show filled with nostalgia and nastiness, fact and fantasy, and hope for the future. By 2028, decades of official denial and concealment have left Americans with a dystopian empty shell of a country constructed on a foundation of a fictional history. But the quartet from the future is determined to rework the past to improve the future. They leave the monotonous madness of the year 2028--a time of no privacy, and total government control--and experience the joys and sadness of an earlier, bolder era filled with hope for the future. On the way, they meet Ferrie, Banister, Oswald, the mysterious Umbrella Man, the Three Tramps, and other conspiratorial characters. As they travel in the bizarre, bloody world of 1960's American politics, their retro-quest to rescue JFK exposes a stunning new view of the "Crime of the Century".
Based on the facts of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas and the recently discovered JFK precursor plot, often called the "JFK Chicago Attempt", Saving JFK tells a story of a team of dedicated young people on a dangerous, exciting and seemingly impossible mission to return to the past to save the President and fix their future.
