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.

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.