What happens when democratic nominee for President, John Kennedy, is shot in a motorcade sitting next to his fiancee; actress Marilyn Monroe and wakes up in bed next to the woman he dumped 10 years ago and two children calling him Dad? || A fun little story that takes the idea of time travel and going back in the past, etc. etc.

A young girl's first time turns into a lifetime commitment.

When John F. Kennedy meets a young Jacqueline Bouvier in early 1959, they both see happiness ahead for the both of them. However despite their eternal love, tragedy is destined for both of them. And it arrives in the most unexpected and saddening way.

Patrick Kennedy survives his birth but as a premature infant his odds are stacked against him. Just as his father's odds are stacked against him...

When tragedy strikes the Kennedys, Jack is left to raise a slightly disabled little girl by himself. Follow the adventure that Kate and Jack call life😝 Enjoy!

Everyone knows how November 22nd 1963 ended. Or do they? For nearly twenty years, Jackie has been hiding her deepest secret from the world. Until one author, Edward Klein's work is edited by Jackie that she begins to reveal the past, and what really occurred after that fateful day.

The death of her infant son has left Jackie Kennedy in a depressed and confused state. She's starting the question certain aspects about her life that she never did before, including her rocky marriage. When she and the children go on a vacation in mid November lots of things unfold that she can't control.

It's December 1963, Jackie is living in Georgetown with Caroline and John. Her every move is noted by the press outside her house. Just why was she left with this? In 1962 Marilyn Monroe died and in 1963 John F Kennedy died, or so we thought. Just maybe there were a few Hidden Secrets being kept from the world.

In the sequel to "Irene Fitzgerald Kennedy", the family must deal with the challenges of the Presidency , their own family, and most notably, November 22, 1963.

Irene, Caroline, and John are now all adults dealing with the difficulties of being Kennedys, child-rearing, and of course their stubborn, aging parents. What could possibly go wrong?