The Oswald Paradox

For readers who loved Stephen King's 11/22/63 but wanted the mystery solved instead of the assassination prevented.

THE PAST WASN'T LOST. IT WAS PROTECTED.

For more than sixty years, history has remembered two names.

Lee Harvey Oswald.

Officer J.D. Tippit.

One was branded the assassin of President John F. Kennedy.

The other became one of the tragedy's forgotten victims.

Their families inherited the legacy.

Now, their descendants are determined to uncover the truth.

Dr. Jason Oswald, the great-grandson of Lee Harvey Oswald, and Dr. Katy Tippit, the great-granddaughter of Officer J.D. Tippit, have spent their lives searching for answers that history never provided. When a revolutionary scientific breakthrough makes the impossible possible, they seize the opportunity of a lifetime-to travel back to Dallas in 1962 and witness history for themselves.

Their mission is simple.

Observe.

Collect evidence.

Follow the facts wherever they lead.

But history has secrets.

The closer Jason and Katy come to discovering what really happened before, during, and after November 22, 1963, the more they realize that some truths have remained buried for a reason. Every answer uncovers another mystery. Every discovery challenges everything they thought they knew about the assassination, their families, and the price history demands for revealing its secrets.

Because sometimes the greatest mystery isn't who pulled the trigger.

It's who controlled the story afterward.

Perfect for readers of Michael Crichton, Blake Crouch, Dan Brown, and Stephen King's 11/22/63, The Oswald Paradox is a gripping blend of historical suspense, forensic science, and speculative fiction that asks one unforgettable question:

If you could go back and discover the truth... would you dare come home with it?