AFTER DALLAS is a riveting political thriller that intertwines the conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy (JFK) with a deep exploration of human nature. Exploring themes of trust, betrayal, duty, and hubris, it immerses readers in a world of misguided zealots and the secrets they conceal. The novel weaves a fascinating web of political intrigue while examining the moral quandaries faced by those who desire to wield power. Love is a powerful motivator, but so is retribution. Whether you're drawn to the tension of a John Grisham legal thriller, the lyrical texture of historical fiction, or Don DeLillo's sharp social commentary, After Dallas delivers a thought-provoking narrative that is both captivating and illuminating. Its characters are relatable, memorable, and imbued with authenticity and emotional depth. The novel reimagines pivotal moments in time, blending alternate history with suspense, pulling the reader into events like the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Revolution. Iconic figures like Lyndon Johnson and Allen Dulles are cast into a world where political power comes at a devastating cost, revealing the chilling consequences of secrecy and ambition. In a world forever changed by the gunshots in Dealey Plaza, After Dallas explores the untold story of the two men left alive who know the truth about that fateful day. As they grapple with the unintended consequences of the cover-up, the novel offers an intimate look at the psychological burden of sustaining lies-and the fallout on those they love. Love of family, the quest for redemption, and fate bring these two men together over twenty years after collaborating to hide the truth behind the assassination of JKF.