Publisher's Synopsis
People have been barking up the wrong tree for a long time. Howling at a moon that was never there. Walking around scratching their heads asking themselves, "What was that?" It's time people knew what really happened that day in Dallas. They've been kept in the dark far too long. Told what to think, what to do, and what to feel. It's time to tear down the wall that stands in the way of the truth about one of the world's great mysteries, finally exposing the Grand Illusion of President Kennedy's assassination. In Fallen Angel, author Robert Billings weaves a provocative tale of all the possible theories behind JFK's assassination in a way that shows how they were all related and intentionally planted by one mastermind plot. The intrigue continues into contemporary times when a journalist discovers dark secrets about the truth of Kennedy's presidency and death in a recently discovered, long-hidden memoir forcing him to consider the morality of keeping such secrets hidden. With Fallen Angel, Billings takes a unique approach to the JFK assassination story, finally answering the one question that's never really been answered and haunts people to this very day. Who stood the most to gain from President Kennedy's death?
In a spectacular twist, Fallen Angel exposes the enigmatic web of lies and deceit for the sake of knowing the truth about John Kennedy's assassination, unveiling a tangled web of power, loyalty, duty and secrets beyond comprehension. Join Robert Billings on this electrifying journey where truth clashes with revelation, the unimaginable becomes undeniable, and the darkest secrets transcend all beliefs. Fallen Angel reveals the complicated machinery of his transformation from human to legend taking us on a heart-pounding ride revealing Kennedy's greatest trick. The little disappearing act he performed as a boy became the greatest illusion he mastered as a man. One minute he was there, and then suddenly he was gone, and on a warm, breezy afternoon under an impossibly blue sky in a Texas town named Dallas, John Fitzgerald Kennedy became part of forever.
