The Kennedy Brothers: The Rise and Fall of Jack and Bobby

Richard D. Mahoney begins writing Sons and Brothers because of a simple truth; the instant Robert Kennedy received the news that his brother has been murdered in Dallas, Bobby believed he himself was responsible. The partnership that had brought Bobby and Jack to the pinnacle of power--the fulfillment of their father's lifelong aspirations--would be the partnership that brought them down. Sons and Brothers is intimate, powerful, and persuasive, an American epic and an American tragedy.