Paul Christopher Novels: The Tears of Autumn (Audiobook)

from cacky

The question of who killed John F. Kennedy is answered through the ideas and actions of spy-extrordinare, Paul Christopher. In one moment, Christopher knows who did it and quits the CIA and leaves his new love behind to set off to find the facts. His journey takes him to Vietnam, through Europe a...

from bcquinnsmom

I listened to, rather than read this book and it was so good that I rushed out and bought The Miernik Dossier (the first of the Paul Christopher series) and have plans to read each and every book in the series. What intrigued me was yet another JFK assassination theory (I'm not a conspiracy theor...

from dougwood57

McCarry crafts a more plausible Kennedy assassination theory than most conspiracy devotees. Kennedy countenances (at a minimum) the assassinations of Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother on 1 November 1963 (so says the book; in reality the date was 2 November). Three weeks later, JFK is assassinated in ...

from maneekuhi

Thank goodness Library Thing does half stars - "Tears of Autumn"is right between a 4 and a 5. But I never felt that urge to keep reading it, and it was with no regret that I would put it down at night, content to continue the next day. Perhaps that is the best measure, at least for me, of what co...

from SeriousGrace

Paul Christopher is back; Christopher, the the cool-as-a-cucumber, jet-setting, incorruptible CIA secret agent. This time he is trying to convince his superiors he knows who killed John F. Kennedy and why. But, is this a story of revenge or not? When Vietnam's president, Ngo Dinh Diem, is assassi...