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Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1400069165
ISBN-13
9781400069163
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Product Key Features
Book Title
Top Down : a Novel of the Kennedy Assassination
Number of Pages
208 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Topic
Thrillers / Suspense, Political, Biographical, Historical
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
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0.8 in
Item Weight
14.9 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.4 in
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Praise for Top Down "Lehrer (formerly the anchor of PBS's NewsHour ) draws upon his experiences as a reporter in Dallas on November 22, 1963, for this unusual take on the Kennedy assassination. . . . A refreshing change from the usual conspiracy thrillers about the J.F.K. assassination." -- Publishers Weekly "A nice fictional counterpoint to the [many] nonfiction books coming out this year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination." -- BookPage "PBS newsman and veteran fiction writer Jim Lehrer asks an intriguing question. . . . What if the Secret Service agent who decided not to equip the presidential limousine with its bubble top ended up blaming himself for John F. Kennedy's assassination? . . . It's a promising plot, especially as a cultural take on the event that rocked the country a half-century ago." --Associated Press Praise for Jim Lehrer Super "Sheer delights . . . combines the rolling suspense of Murder on the Orient Express with the high jinks of [Lehrer's] lighter novels." -- The Kansas City Star Oh, Johnny "A warmhearted evocation of the road not taken." -- Kirkus Reviews Eureka "A nutty, likable romp [that] quickly takes on a deeper resonance that is certain to please readers . . . quite moving." -- The Washington Post The Phony Marine "A story of emotional depth and unexpected twists of plot . . . [Lehrer] delivers a convincing and compelling story." -- The Oklahoman The Franklin Affair "A serious-minded yet breezy detective story . . . perfectly suited to beach reading and deep enough to raise lasting questions about life, liberty and the pursuit of historical accuracy." -- The Miami Herald, PRAISE FOR JIM LEHRER Super "Sheer delights . . . combines the rolling suspense of Murder on the Orient Express with the high jinks of [Lehrer's] lighter novels."-- The Kansas City Star Oh, Johnny "A warmhearted evocation of the road not taken."-- Kirkus Reviews Eureka "A nutty, likable romp [that] quickly takes on a deeper resonance that is certain to please readers . . . quite moving."-- The Washington Post The Phony Marine "A story of emotional depth and unexpected twists of plot . . . [Lehrer] delivers a convincing and compelling story."-- The Oklahoman The Franklin Affair "A serious-minded yet breezy detective story . . . perfectly suited to beach reading and deep enough to raise lasting questions about life, liberty and the pursuit of historical accuracy."-- The Miami Herald, PRAISE FOR JIM LEHRER Super "Sheer delights . . . combines the rolling suspense of Murder on the Orient Express with the high jinks of [Lehrer's] lighter novels."- The Kansas City Star Oh, Johnny "A warmhearted evocation of the road not taken."- Kirkus Reviews Eureka "A nutty, likable romp [that] quickly takes on a deeper resonance that is certain to please readers . . . quite moving."- The Washington Post The Phony Marine "A story of emotional depth and unexpected twists of plot . . . [Lehrer] delivers a convincing and compelling story."- The Oklahoman The Franklin Affair "A serious-minded yet breezy detective story . . . perfectly suited to beach reading and deep enough to raise lasting questions about life, liberty and the pursuit of historical accuracy."- The Miami Herald
Synopsis
In a riveting novel rooted in one of American history's great "what ifs," Jim Lehrer tells the story of two men haunted by the events leading up to John F. Kennedy's assassination. November 22, 1963. As Air Force One touches down in Dallas, ambitious young newspaper reporter Jack Gilmore races to get the scoop on preparations for President Kennedy's motorcade. Will the bubble top on the presidential limousine be up or down? Down, according to veteran Secret Service agent Van Walters. The decision to leave the top down and expose JFK to fire from above will weigh on Van's conscience for decades. But will it also change the course of history? Five years after the assassination, Jack gets an anguished phone call from Van's daughter Marti. Van Walters is ravaged by guilt, so convinced that his actions led to JFK's death that he has lost the will to live. In a desperate bid to deliver her father from his demons, Marti enlists Jack's help in a risky reenactment designed to prove once and for all what would have happened had the bubble top stayed in place on that grim November day. For Jack, it's a chance to break a once-in-a-lifetime story that could make his career. But for Van the stakes are even higher. The outcome of a ballistics test conducted on the grounds of a secluded estate in upstate New York might just save his life--or push him over the edge. A page-turning historical novel with the beating heart of a thriller, Top Down could only have sprung from the fertile imagination of Jim Lehrer. Drawing on his own experience as an eyewitness to the events described, one of America's most respected journalists has crafted an engrossing story out of the emotional aftershocks of a national tragedy. Praise for Top Down "Lehrer (formerly the anchor of PBS's NewsHour ) draws upon his experiences as a reporter in Dallas on November 22, 1963, for this unusual take on the Kennedy assassination. . . . A refreshing change from the usual conspiracy thrillers about the J.F.K. assassination." -- Publishers Weekly "A nice fictional counterpoint to the [many] nonfiction books coming out this year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination." -- BookPage "PBS newsman and veteran fiction writer Jim Lehrer asks an intriguing question. . . . What if the Secret Service agent who decided not to equip the presidential limousine with its bubble top ended up blaming himself for John F. Kennedy's assassination? . . . It's a promising plot, especially as a cultural take on the event that rocked the country a half-century ago." --Associated Press, In a riveting novel rooted in one of American history's great "what ifs," Jim Lehrer tells the story of two men haunted by the events leading up to John F. Kennedy's assassination. November 22, 1963. As Air Force One touches down in Dallas, ambitious young newspaper reporter Jack Gilmore races to get the scoop on preparations for President Kennedy's motorcade. Will the bubble top on the presidential limousine be up or down? Down, according to veteran Secret Service agent Van Walters. The decision to leave the top down and expose JFK to fire from above will weigh on Van's conscience for decades. But will it also change the course of history? Five years after the assassination, Jack gets an anguished phone call from Van's daughter Marti. Van Walters is ravaged by guilt, so convinced that his actions led to JFK's death that he has lost the will to live. In a desperate bid to deliver her father from his demons, Marti enlists Jack's help in a risky reenactment designed to prove once and for all what "would" have happened had the bubble top stayed in place on that grim November day. For Jack, it's a chance to break a once-in-a-lifetime story that could make his career. But for Van the stakes are even higher. The outcome of a ballistics test conducted on the grounds of a secluded estate in upstate New York might just save his life--or push him over the edge. A page-turning historical novel with the beating heart of a thriller, "Top Down" could only have sprung from the fertile imagination of Jim Lehrer. Drawing on his own experience as an eyewitness to the events described, one of America's most respected journalists has crafted an engrossing story out of the emotional aftershocks of a national tragedy. Praise for "Top Down"" " "Lehrer (formerly the anchor of PBS's "NewsHour") draws upon his experiences as a reporter in Dallas on November 22, 1963, for this unusual take on the Kennedy assassination. . . . A refreshing change from the usual conspiracy thrillers about the J.F.K. assassination."--"Publishers Weekly"" " "A nice fictional counterpoint to the many] nonfiction books coming out this year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination."--"BookPage"" " "PBS newsman and veteran fiction writer Jim Lehrer asks an intriguing question. . . . What if the Secret Service agent who decided not to equip the presidential limousine with its bubble top ended up blaming himself for John F. Kennedy's assassination? . . . It's a promising plot, especially as a cultural take on the event that rocked the country a half-century ago."--Associated Press
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