Invisible World

John Smolens

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Belletristik / Gegenwartsliteratur (ab 1945)

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<DIV><I>The Invisible World</I> portrays how a remarkable family is indelibly marred by one of the darkest conspiracy theories in American history: the gunman on the grassy knoll. Boston journalist Sam Adams suspects that his father may have been the unidentified gunman in the JFK assassination. True or not, Sam is certain that his father, the elusive John Adams, is responsible for his sister Abigail&rsquo;s tortured life of drugs, prostitution, and the conviction that she is a descendant of Salem witches, as well as the strange circumstances that surround his mother&rsquo;s final hours.<BR /> &#160;<BR /> After Sam&#39;s mother dies and is cremated, her ashes are stolen. Believing that his father is responsible, Sam pursues the man he has not seen in years. He discovers that he is not the only one searching for his father&mdash;federal agents, a disgraced politician, a retired Boston cop, and several journalists join the chase.<BR /> &#160;<BR /> &ldquo;<I>The Invisible World</I> is more than a first-rate political thriller,&rdquo; says <I>The Boston Globe. </I>&ldquo;It&rsquo;s an absorbing tale of alienation and loss, and the ramifications of a rootless, troubled family.&rdquo; What Sam Adams ultimately discovers is that the shadowy realm of conspiracies conjures a world of hidden truths and intrigue in which the familiar is the most mysterious force of all.<BR /> &#160;</DIV>

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