A young and impressionable Elizabeth Bruce begins an illicit affair with President John F Kennedy, and must decide if one brief shining moment in a Camelot era world is worth destroying everything she holds dear. ***** In the summer of 1963 when President John F Kennedy first set eyes on the young Elizabeth Bruce, she was just a girl from a wealthy American family. But she was different than the other women he had seduced; she was unpolished and unrefined, but there was something fresh and new about her that he craved desperately. And she was entranced by him and the glory and wonder of the Camelot world that he brought with him. Follow Elizabeth's story as she begins an illicit and dangerous affair with the most powerful man in America, and find out just how much it cost to have 'one brief shining moment' in Camelot. ... #52 IN HISTORICAL FICTION (October 2021) DISCLAIMER: This story and the events depicted in it are entirely fictional.

In the freedom land of the 1960's United States, Scarlett finds herself falling in love with the President who doesn't hold his feelings back.

He was a dashing young student, pursued by a classmate and the imposing forces of his destiny. She was a twenty year old British journalist away from home against her father's wishes. Their accidental meeting at a dinner dance in London changed both their lives forever. Driven by his love for Julia Castner, Jack begins to risk the sort of exposure that might ruin his reputation and his father's career, willing to endure debilitating pain to cross the ocean for her. For the sake of her passion, Julia risks her ambitions and the ostracism of her family, ready to turn her back on the country she loved. Through months of writing to each other through separation, the lovers grow hopeful at a new chance to seeing each other again. But all hope is quickly stolen away when both their fathers find out about their relationship. Unable to escape the endless cycle of being under a watchful eye, the two lovers are forced to face their realities - realities that might somehow end up including each other.

Sometimes, for a lucky few, the best of opportunities fall into their hands. Eleanor has always been very skeptical about trust, and keeping her feet on the ground is a great comfort for her. She expected 'conventional' and 'traditional' to be general good descriptors of her life, while progressive and willing to speak her mind, she was content fitting into any role she's been given. This is why, when a certain boy that goes by 'Jack' throws her an unexpected curveball... while hesitant about what may come with him, she hops on... because why not? ©Copyright 2017 LoveJackKennedy Please be respectful and don't be mean. I love to write and if you don't like anything I come up with... Then I'm sorry but don't be mean, please. Whatever I write is hard work and takes time. I will try to keep it exciting, comment, and follow back in return! I love everyone, and I hope you enjoy my work. My great-aunt makes any of my book covers. I don't want to fail to give her credit for it. Since I started writing this story ages ago, I've rewritten it since I've evolved some as a writer with age. The original is in my works. I put the rewrite here since I know this is where new readers will be coming due to the traction this already has. Thank you! Enjoy! 💞

In 1935, Jack doesn't know what hit him. He has all sorts of girls falling at his feet but when he sees Audrey (the new foreign exchange student) everything changes. Will he really ever change?

When Jack and Audrey see each other in the others dream they have the urge to find each other. Although wondering if its just a fantasy or each others soulmate....

---COMPLETE--- Amy Morris gave up her life in 2016 to attempt to save President John F. Kennedy back in 1963. Now, with the resulting death of the First Lady instead, Amy's guilt is second only to JFK's. She soon finds she has become the newest member of the President's action team and, perhaps, the only woman capable of replacing Jacqueline Kennedy herself.

Janis was just 20 years old when she began working as an intern in the White House in 1961. After meeting President John F. Kennedy, her life changes forever once a heated affair starts. Jack is very slick with his words, and even slicker with his pleasures. Will she survive this affair? #1 in #vintage #1 in #president Warning: This story has intense themes of sex, infidelity, substance abuse and prostitution. Read with caution Instagram: @/vintagexpast Twitter: @/vintagexpast [18+] Cover by: @amra-rose / @lidovien

Marianne Waters is a 23 year old woman from Washington, and when she gets invited to a government party at the White House, everything is about to change. When she meets the president, John F Kennedy, she is faced with choices no one should have to make. And is in danger of hurting his and her reputation... (Fictional story, this didn't actually happen)

Barbara Burke is- or was- a rising starlet. A pretty young thing with a voice like honey, the prettiest pair of brown eyes Jack Kennedy had ever seen, and a million and one dark secrets. As if that weren't something the Kennedy family had enough of. **This story is extremely angsty and contains mature themes. Trigger warnings for suicidal thoughts, sexual harrassment, implied child sexual abuse, and a significant age difference between the two protagonists. Some sexually explicit scenes will ensue. Reader discretion is advised. Upsetting chapters will always be prefaced with a content warning. #1 in Kennedys #1 in JFK #69 in angst DISCLAIMERS: »I Did it My Way is purely a work of fiction, and a product of the author's imagination. Many personality traits and personal anecdotes of presented characters are based on speculation and are not supported by factual information. »Though historical accuracy will be upheld to the best of the author's ability, there may be minor discrepancies in dates and other real life events for storytelling and pacing purposes. »No disrespect is intended to any of the real life people this story depicts. It is for entertainment purposes only and is not meant to be presented as factual in nature.