In the ultimate political fantasy, the author alters time and reality to give the Kennedy men their lives back...and throws in a Northern Army victory at the Battle of Bull Run, the first major military clash of the American Civil War, to boot!
What if JFK had only been severely maimed, not killed, on that fateful day in Dallas, Texas?
In the early 1960’s, during a time of domestic and international political unrest, would the US Congress have allowed a crippled President to finish out his term? And what about John Jr., whose political aspirations equal his father’s? Could he or would he have survived long enough to capture America’s trust...and the Oval Office?
In his mind-bending political thriller, IF YESTERDAY NEVER COMES, author Thomas Quatrini takes us on a wild ride through history, answering the questions…many of which are shrouded in controversy…every political junkie has pondered at one time or another.
Quatrini’s story weaves a literary net, which is hard to escape, by using time travel, intrigue, infidelity, and family betrayal among the Kennedy clan, close colleagues and even closer friends. In a well-imagined plot, it leaves the reader wondering: who won the American Civil War? And does it matter?
As JFK Jr. attempts to etch his place in history via the White House, he struggles with domestic as well as family unrest. He may well be on his way to realizing his legacy by fulfilling his dream of dismantling the United Nations, whose function has become archaic at best.
IF YESTERDAY NEVER COMES is revisionist history at its finest: masterful in design and imaginative in content.