| Author: | Jon Jacks | ISBN: | 9781311606341 |
| Publisher: | Jon Jacks | Publication: | November 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jon Jacks |
| ISBN: | 9781311606341 |
| Publisher: | Jon Jacks |
| Publication: | November 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Odd-job boy Jack Leroyson, he just don’t get it.
They’re saying his screen-goddess employer’s just gone and died from a drug overdose.
So how come no one’s mentioning the early morning visits of all those White House staff?
How come no one’s quite sure when she died?
Rogue CIA agent Brad Friedberg tells Jack straight; sometimes you’ve just gotta accept lies as the truth.
But Jack, he just don’t get it.
About The Caught
In the real world, the novel The Catcher in the Rye has been found in the possession of a number of surprisingly naive yet amazingly successful assassins – could it contain a code that inspires otherwise vulnerable people to kill?
In early 60s Hollywood, odd-job boy Jack Leroyson is caught up in the intrigues surrounding Marilyn Monroe’s supposed suicide and the treacherously murky web of the White House, Kennedys, CIA and mafia – leading him to a strained friendship with Lee Harvey Oswald and his girlfriend Marina and, ultimately, a grassy knoll in Dallas.
Odd-job boy Jack Leroyson, he just don’t get it.
They’re saying his screen-goddess employer’s just gone and died from a drug overdose.
So how come no one’s mentioning the early morning visits of all those White House staff?
How come no one’s quite sure when she died?
Rogue CIA agent Brad Friedberg tells Jack straight; sometimes you’ve just gotta accept lies as the truth.
But Jack, he just don’t get it.
About The Caught
In the real world, the novel The Catcher in the Rye has been found in the possession of a number of surprisingly naive yet amazingly successful assassins – could it contain a code that inspires otherwise vulnerable people to kill?
In early 60s Hollywood, odd-job boy Jack Leroyson is caught up in the intrigues surrounding Marilyn Monroe’s supposed suicide and the treacherously murky web of the White House, Kennedys, CIA and mafia – leading him to a strained friendship with Lee Harvey Oswald and his girlfriend Marina and, ultimately, a grassy knoll in Dallas.
