The Kennedy trilogy, Leon Berger
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The Kennedy trilogy, Leon Berger
Language
eng
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Literary form
fiction
Main title
The Kennedy trilogy
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Responsibility statement
Leon Berger
Series statement
The Kennedy Trilogy
Summary
The Kennedy Trilogy is a political thriller series based on the three major crises of the Kennedy era - Berlin, 1961; Cuba, 1962; and Dallas, 1963 - as witnessed factually in the Oval Office and fictionally by a young CIA agent. The complete edition contains all three books: The Kennedy Imperative (Berlin, 1961): In this exciting political thriller, factual events are interwoven in an exciting fictional plot. While the construction of the Berlin Wall challenges JFK with the first major crisis of his presidency, young CIA agent Philip Marsden is sent into East Berlin on his first mission. While the tanks face off at Checkpoint Charlie, he uncovers the difficult truth about his Russian-born mother. The Kennedy Momentum (Cuba, 1962): The Cold War reaches its zenith with the installation of Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba threatening the United States. While JFK and his brother face deep divisions in trying to defuse the apocalyptic crisis, young CIA agent Philip Marsden is sent on a mission to the island where he is betrayed by a joint CIA-Mafia operation. The Kennedy Revelation (Dallas, 1963): In the immediate aftermath of the JFK assassination, the shock is multiplied for young CIA agent Philip Marsden when he learns of the death of his Cuban American wife. As evidence builds and the threats begin to mount, he discovers that the two tragedies might not be unrelated
Target audience
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