Fateful Night
by K.R. Hughes and T.L. Burns
Genre of this Book: Historical Fiction
Word count: 70,154
Did Marilyn Monroe commit suicide? Did someone get away with an elaborate plot to murder the famous sex goddess? On that “Fateful Night” in August 1962 find out what may have happened to her and why she was killed. Many argue that she was involved in way too many secrets from different factions of the world. She was a smart woman who could play the dumb blonde to attain her stardom yet she unwittingly learned of conspiracy plots and political threats that would not only end her life but that of the current president, John F. Kennedy.
In this fast paced suspense every major player of the early sixties is involved, from the world politicians, to the Rat Pack, to Hollywood, and the mafia. What if Marilyn Monroe had lived and what if what she knew could have saved JFK?
Fact or fiction? What if….
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How did you come up with the title for your book? Does it have any special meaning?
With all the events leading up to the 50th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s death, all the research we did preparing for this book, and so many people of today saying how cruel fate was; it seemed only fitting that we should name this book Fateful Night.
Who was your favorite character and why?
If we have to choose one, it would be Rose Kennedy. In real life she was a force to be reckoned with and in later years she had dementia; so in our portrayal of her we accentuate her eccentricity, she being the one who provides many of the important clues.
Does your book have any underlying theme, message, or moral?
With all the research we did for this series, it’s clear to us that there is more than meets the ‘public’ eye. More and more people have come forward in the last few years declaring they were there and are no longer afraid to tell the truth.
What would/could a reader or reviewer say about this book that shows they “get” you as an author?
That Marilyn was not a dumb blond and that there is more to history than the average person ever knows about.
Give us an excerpted quote from your favorite review of this book:
“At times, the story takes turns and involves players you might have never considered before as being involved in some rather unsavory activity. You may even find yourself saying, “Holy sh*t!” I know I did.”
Where can people learn more about your writing?
http://www.kandtproductions.com
