With lively, narrative-driven text and plenty of primary source material neatly woven through, these entries in the Assassins' America series profile presidents and their assassins, offer illuminating context, and consider how those assassinations affected the trajectory of U.S. history. In President Kennedy's Killer, the author focuses primarily on JFK's diplomacy and the Cuban missile crisis, steering clear of the murky waters surrounding our youngest president's notoriously fraught personal life. Engagingly written with an emphasis on high drama and characterization, these will definitely appeal to readers who favor fiction, though they'll come away with plenty of facts at the same time.