Patsy

What if the most infamous suspect in American history was never meant to be the killer-only the man everyone would blame?

November 22, 1963. Dallas, Texas.

President John F. Kennedy is assassinated. Within hours, a former Marine named Lee Harvey Oswald becomes the most wanted man in America.

Two days later, Oswald is dead.

And the truth may have died with him.

But what if Oswald was telling the truth when he claimed to be a patsy?

PATSY: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Conspiracy That Never Was reimagines one of the most controversial events in American history through a gripping tale of deception, betrayal, and a conspiracy designed to leave no witnesses.

From Oswald's uneasy years in the Soviet Union to the shadowy world of organized crime, covert intelligence operations, and the streets of Dallas, a deadly plan begins to take shape. Powerful men have their own reasons for wanting Kennedy gone. Others have been given orders they cannot refuse.

And at the center of it all stands Lee Harvey Oswald-a husband, a father, and a man who may not realize until it's too late that his greatest role has already been chosen for him.

As the presidential motorcade approaches Dealey Plaza, separate lives converge in a matter of seconds. A rifle. A hidden gunman. A carefully constructed trail of evidence. And a man whose name is about to become synonymous with murder.

But killing a president is only the beginning.

The real challenge is making certain the world believes the right story.

Decades later, fragments of the past begin to surface. Forgotten documents, troubling photographs, and the testimony of men who may know more than they ever admitted threaten to expose a secret that was supposed to remain buried.

Yet every answer raises another question.

Who was giving the orders?

Who knew the truth?

And who was chosen to take the blame?

Inspired by historical events, real figures, and disputed accounts surrounding the Kennedy assassination, PATSY is a work of historical fiction-not a claim to have solved the assassination.

For readers who enjoy historical thrillers, political intrigue, alternative history, and the enduring mysteries of November 22, 1963, PATSY offers a chilling possibility:

What if the greatest conspiracy wasn't simply the assassination of a president-but the creation of the man history would remember as his killer?