Double Take
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (847 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B008R08XCW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 531 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
That meant finding Michaels, a musician recruited by the Secret Service in 1962 to be JFK's double. A frail, forgotten old man is released from Cuba's La Cabana prison in 1999 forcing CIA Director Benjamin Hamilton and Deputy Director of Intelligence, Austin Bellemy, to conspire to hide the truth about what really happened in Dallas November 22, 1963. Not the killers' identity, but that of the victim.In Tennessee a deathbed confession sends ex-Navy fighter ace Cameron Butterfield on a mission to find the father he never knew, Mitch Michaels. Unaware of his connection to the old man, Butterfield's search threatens to expose the CIA's cover-up. With time running out and the Feds moving in, he uncovers the fate of the father he never knew, then blows the whistle on the most incredible government cover-up in American history.. In a frantic race across Europe to save his beautiful ex-wife, Nicole, and best friend, Deuce, from CIA mercenaries, Butterfield finds himself matching wits with those who will do anything to stop him as well as those pushing him to the startling truth. With a fighter pilot's cool courage and
Double Take by Micheal Roach Good primace 1963 assassination of JFK WAS A DOUBLE, VIA, CUBAN connections. Lots of action twists and turns. Solid characters. Enjoyed this book would like to read more by this author.. "It's not what you think" according to Magnolia. This is not your typical Kennedy conspiracy story you've heard or read before.The author has really used his creativity to come up with this one. This is a genre I seldom read, as I more often than not predict the ending. I must say this ending was undeniably unexpected. Give yourself the pleasure; buy this . "Fascinating read" according to bp. Fascinating read delving into questions our government was never able to put to rest. A thoughtful page turner with well developed and believable plot.