Presidential Witness

Joel Seaton's breakout novel Presidential Witness has it all. Mix the JFK assassination, a Watergate-like break-in, and clandestine foreign espionage. Then siir in a little McGyver and you have Joel Seaton's heart-thumping novel, Presidential Witness. Follow Secret Service Agent Robert Deschler, formerly assigned to Lyndon B. Johnson on tht fateful day in Dallas, and long believed to have been killed in the line of duty, as he treks throughout Europe trying to evade those within the CIA who seek to silence him to the keeper of the answer to the biggest mystery in American political history. After reading Presidential Witness, the reader is left with one nagging question about the isssue of who killed Kennedy? Was Seaton's book a work of fiction, or of non-fiction?

Presidential Witness has more twists than Lombard Street in San Francisco, and I loved it when Donna takes a call from her long-dead spouse but wasn't the least bit surprised.

Foreword by Jim Marrs, author of Crossfire and many other books.