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by Andrew T. McDonald (Author)
In The Camelot Assassin, Andrew T. McDonald presents an alternate reality in which Robert F. Kennedy becomes president of the United States.
Kennedy is saved from assassination by a courageous but deeply troubled journalist, Wex Hannon, who, despite her admiration for the president, is swept up in a deep state plot to remove RFK from office.
After Kennedy refuses to bomb Cambodia and escalate the Vietnam War, a congressional investigation threatens to reveal the sordid details behind his late brother's personal life. When Kennedy steps in to preserve JFK's legacy, he faces the prospect of impeachment and a disgraceful end to his own presidency.
As Robert Kennedy unravels the mystery behind the assassination of JFK, he is stalked by Richard Tavi, a CIA killer tasked with silencing the president before the dark truth can be revealed to the American people.
Tavi has always followed his orders, whether it's terminating a would-be dictator overseas or eliminating organized crime figures in the United States. But as a man haunted by a past mission to murder a Hollywood starlet, Tavi faces a critical decision: will he obey a directive to assassinate Kennedy, or join the president's secret effort to end the war?
Believing that Tavi is going to assassinate President Kennedy, Hannon is wracked with self-doubt, uncertain if she can trust her perception of reality or if she is merely falling victim to her own mental illness. It's up to Hannon to overcome her crushing self-doubt to save the country from another national tragedy.
