Dear Readers,
Conspiracy theories are the best for fiction writers. They take the idea that something other than what is presented as fact and run with that idea. The assassination of JFK is a great example of this. There are tons of books written on it, whether fiction or non-fiction it seems loads of people have an opinion on what really happened.
Frame 232 by Wil Mara has waded into the waters of the conspiracy with a different perspective on it. Sheila inherits everything when her mother passes. While sorting through the items she finds a safe-deposit key that leads to the discovery that her mother may have known more about who killed John F. Kennedy.
There is nothing like a good conspiracy to make for an interesting read. Wil writes about where he got the idea for this book, and makes sure we understand it is a work of fiction, but you can also see where he still has questions about the official Warren Commission’s answers to what happened. If you are one that likes to puzzle over different answers and what is real, faked, or hidden, the JFK assassination makes for a wonderful read.
Happy Reading
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