President John F. Kennedy had an older brother named Joe, Jr. Joe, Jr. was the golden boy destined to be President of the United States. However, Joe, Jr. died in World War Two leaving JFK to carry on his brother's destiny. What if Joe, Jr. did not die in the war and went on a journey that led him to the White House.

Ethel and Bobby been married for about five years and have four children. Kathleen, Joe ll, Rfk Jr. , and David. How will their life play out.

"What if you could change history?" Caroline Kennedy is only 18 years old when she, her brother, and some of her cousins, go back to 1962. They are sent by Senator a Edward M. Kennedy to prevent the Kennedy asassination and stop America's worst nightmares from coming true. They eventually gain their family's trust and are guided through the times of the Cuban Missle Crisis and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's, guiding straight towards the JFK assassination. They will answer questions that people have asked before, "What if there was no Vietnam War?" "What if John Kennedy had lived?" "What if Bobby Kennedy did not run for president?" And what if you grew up with the father you never knew? They find that changing the past isn't as easy as it appears to be. Enemies are going to be made and allies do not trust them...

Book One of The Kennedys Anthology Series *** A closer look at the lives of Jack, Jackie, and Bobby in a more focused look at their lives before and after the White House.

The Kennedy family is the most memorable family in history. The closest thing America has ever had to a royal family. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was one of the most beloved presidents, and his wife Jacqueline left an everlasting mark on the United States. Sadly, it was all cut too short on that fateful day in November. The day America was changed forever. We all know the story: the motorcade, the three gunshots, Jackie almost falling off of the car, Parkland, Johnson taking oath and the flight back to Washington. But, when all of this was going on in Dallas, what was Robert Kennedy and his children going through? What was going on at Hickory Hill?

"Look at me. Please, god, look at me. I'm not him, Jackie. I'll never be as good as him. Our dad will always like him best. Everyone will always like him best. I'll never be as charismatic and charming and successful as him, but... god... I'll never... I could never... treat you the way he treated you." When Jacqueline Kennedy walks in on her husband cheating on her, it's the final straw. She packs her bags and finds comfort in her newfound independence. But as her friendship with her brother-in-law, Bobby, grows, she may find that he cares for her a bit more than she expected. And what happens when she realizes she may care for him a bit more than she could ever allow herself to?

Crime solving agent Jacqueline Bouvier is swept into a dangerous game when she's captured by the infamous gangster, Jack Kennedy. Having developed a fascination with her, the gangster, instead of killing her, takes her in. Their rivalry with each other causes her to doubt her own loyalties and fall in love with the one man she swore she wouldn't have ties with.

"They both wanted desperately to connect, but hadn't the faintest idea how. That's what made their love story so achingly poignant. And it was, in every sense of the word, a love story." -Chuck Spalding (longtime friend of Jack and Jackie Kennedy)

Lillian Kennedy was adopted in 1961 at age 7 by President Kennedy. The world was a simpler time. Now it's 2017. Lillian has recently died of a heart attack. In her apartment, Caroline goes through her things and she finds a tiny journal with a lock on it and the key next to it. She finds herself getting stuck reading the diary.

People like to believe in fairytales. From THEATTORNEYGENERAL: Experience the story of America's royal family, beginning with the last birth of the Kennedy clan, as the family begins it's lengthy run on the national stage.