The Bookmaker, by Chris Fraser
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You were right to be suspicious… It wasn’t Oswald in the book depository. It wasn’t Sirhan Sirhan in the Ambassador kitchen. It wasn’t a massive conspiracy or government cover-up. It was one man with one agenda. For small-time Huntington Beach bookmaker and wanna-be writer Trent Oster, it all started with a chance to collect a debt. Instead he’s offered an opportunity of a lifetime. Days later he finds himself on a sprawling southern estate in Oxford Mississippi, balancing the roles of houseguest and biographer for town legend Preston Walker—the man responsible for the most controversial murders in American history; and he’s finally ready to talk.
The Bookmaker, by Chris Fraser- Amazon Sales Rank: #547210 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-21
- Released on: 2015-06-21
- Format: Kindle eBook
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40 of 40 people found the following review helpful. EXCELLENT READ! By Rich This Book was given to me as a gift and once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. One of my faviorite authors is James Patterson, and this was as good as any book I have read by him! I would Highly recommend this book to anyone who likes the "who done it?" or the Kennedys, or Historical recounts. It would fit in any of those catagories, and all of them!Great Job Chris, thanks for such a cool trip into such an interesting part of american history..Rich D
47 of 48 people found the following review helpful. What really happened on the grassy knoll By bookblogger The Bookmaker by Chris Fraser has a whole new take on the Kennedy deaths. The conspiracy theories aren't wrong, but the source of them is unknown to everyone.When a small time California bookie is offered a book deal as a way to pay off the debt that one of his clients has accumulated he gets a whole lot more than he thought. Trent is just a young man trying to figure out what to do with his life while making his money as a bookie. Since he went to school to be a writer he figures flying out to Oxford to talk to an old man about his story isn't any big deal, especially since it pays so well. Upon arriving he steps into a whole new world.Preston is an old man with a burning secret and a fatal disease. In order to die with a clearer conscience he decides to dictate his story to a young writer who will not judge him as harshly as an established professional would. When his grandson racks up a debt with a bookie who studied to be a writer he gets just what he wanted.The Bookmaker is a remarkably well told story. Chris runs two storylines simultaneously taking the reader back in the past while Preston tells his story and keeping up with the current times with Trent's role in Preston's household. All of the characters are well written and believable and the story itself even keeps grounded enough to be believable. I was sucked into the story as soon as Trent arrived in the South and didn't want to put the book down after that. The tragedy that Preston described made his story all the more real. This is a great book and I'm glad that a review copy made it's way to me.Review copy provided by the publisher.
41 of 42 people found the following review helpful. Gripping Story!! By Mikayla-Crescent City, CA This book wasn't just about the "Kennedy Conspiracies," it was also a story about power gone bad and the people whose lives were destroyed by egomaniacs with a huge sense of entitlement! It could have been set in Corporate America . . . anywhere that aggressive people can take advantage of those whose very livelihoods depend on their goodwill! Mr. Fraser adeptly weaves a tale about corruption and murders interspersed with funny, down to earth dialogue that gives you a fast, accurate glimpse of the world of sport betting. His characters are real and jump right off the page! I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I'm looking forward to Mr. Fraser's next novel.
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