The Most Incredible Events of the 20th Century

Three shots rang out in Dallas. History blamed Lee Harvey Oswald. But what if the truth was far more dangerous?

Pilar Rivera has spent her life in the shadows.

Beautiful, brilliant, and deadly, she is forged by revolution in Cuba and drawn into a secret world where governments, intelligence agencies, organized crime, and powerful men all have their own reasons for wanting John F. Kennedy gone.

By November 1963, their interests have converged on Dallas.

As Kennedy’s motorcade enters Dealey Plaza, Pilar takes her place in a conspiracy designed not merely to kill a president—but to make certain the truth can never be uncovered.

Yet Dallas is only the beginning.

In the years that follow, witnesses die. Secrets disappear. Old allies become liabilities. From Havana and Washington to Paris, Rome, and the hidden corridors of the underworld, Pilar finds herself caught in an increasingly lethal struggle between those determined to expose what happened and those willing to kill to keep it buried.

Blending historical figures and events with a provocative fictional conspiracy, THE GIRL WHO SHOT JFK reimagines one of the twentieth century’s greatest mysteries through the eyes of the woman history never knew existed.

Everyone knows what happened in Dallas.

Or thinks they do.

She came without warning. She carried secrets powerful men had killed to protect. And once she arrived, nothing could remain buried. The assassination of John F. Kennedy was supposed to be the end of the story. It wasn’t. Behind the official history lies another America—a shadow world of CIA operatives, Mafia bosses, political fixers, assassins, informants, and witnesses who knew too much. Over the years, some talked. Others threatened to talk. And an astonishing number of them ended up dead.

Then the girl comes calling. She brings with her pieces of a puzzle stretching from the streets of Dallas to the corridors of Washington, from organized crime and covert intelligence operations to the mysterious deaths that followed November 22, 1963.

Sam Giancana. Johnny Roselli. Charlie Nicoletti. Jimmy Hoffa. And others whose deaths left behind questions that were never satisfactorily answered.

Were they isolated tragedies?

Or was someone cleaning up the past?

As buried secrets begin surfacing, the line between history and conspiracy becomes dangerously thin—and the people who thought they had escaped the reckoning discover that the past has finally come looking for them.

Blending documented history with explosive fiction, THE GIRL WHO CAME CALLING is a provocative thriller about power, betrayal, murder, and the secrets that refuse to stay dead.

They thought the truth had been buried in Dallas.Then she came calling.

November 24, 1963. The world watched Jack Ruby kill Lee Harvey Oswald on live television. Later, Ruby “died” in prison. But what if he didn’t?

Haunted by bad luck, mob debts, and secrets he never understood, Ruby becomes the unwitting pawn of spies, Nazi fugitives, diamond smugglers, and a relentless Cuban operative named Pilar Rivera- a woman hunting the monsters who escaped Work! War Il and built new empires in paradise.

From the streets of Dallas to the jungles of Venezuela, from Castro’s Cuba to the frozen peaks of Patagonia, RUBY’S LAST HUSTLE takes you inside the greatest conspiracy of the 20th century —and reveals the untold story of Jack Ruby’s final mission.
Now Ruby must survive the greatest hustle of his life. Because some men disappear.

And some men are disappeared.

A missing masterpiece…a deadly web of secrets…a woman with everything to hide.

Cuban exile Pilar Rivera has always survived by her wits, her beauty, and her willingness to do whatever it takes. Betrayed by Fidel Castro, brutalized by Che Guevara, and hunted by mobsters and spies, she moves like a shadow through the underworld of the Cold War. But when a stolen Raphael painting surfaces, Pilar finds herself caught in a conspiracy that ties together the Mafia, the CIA, the Vatican, and the world’s most powerful art collectors. The painting-Raphael’s long-lost Portrait of a Young Man-us more than aart. It is leverage, ransom, and obsession rolled into one. Billionaire Aristotle Onassis would kill to owh it. Mob bosses see it as a ticket to respectability. And the CIA suspects in hides secrets looted by the Nazis in World War II. Whoever controls the painting controls the players. Whoever holds it too long risks ending up dead.

Beautiful, mysterious, and deadly, Pilar Rivera is forced into a life of kill or be killed. She has killer good looks and knows how to use them as she stalks and shoots the man who raped her in Havana when she was just 16, and became entwined in the crime of the ages. Rumored to be Ernest Hemingway’s Cuban daughter, Pilar is a female Jason Bourne, a woman without a country, loyal only to herself, who will kill for money but charges nothing for revenge. It’s an amazing tale of sex, murder, and intrigue, set in the turbulent time of the Cold War, as it moves from Cuba to Russia, New York to Paris, Miami to New Orleans, then on to Dallas that notorious day in November. It’s a fast-paced thriller as told by Jack Ruby, the last man standing, the only person involved who’s still alive.

Roxie Castro is fifteen, angry, and running. She’s fleeing a home she no longer trusts, desperate to find the mother who vanished from her life. What Roxie doesn’t know is that her bloodline is marked. Her father is Fidel Castro, and her grandmother, Pilar Rivera, was a legendary assassin. In the shadows of New York, Palm Beach, Miami, and Havana, Roxie is both prey and predator, crossing paths with hustlers, mobsters, murderers, and the ghosts of her family’s violent past. Every choice pulls her deeper into betrayal and danger. Young Blook can be fearless, but it can also be spilled.

Hermosa, seductora y mortal… Pilar Rivera es forzada a una vida de matar o morir. Es increíblemente bella y sabe como usar sus atributos, mientras acecha y asesina al hombre que la secuestró en La Habana cuando tenía 16 -y termina enredándose en el crimen de toda una era.

De Pilar, se dice que es la hija cubana de Ernest Hemingway, la versión femenina de Jason Bourne; una mujer sin país, leal solo a sí misma, alguien que mataría por dinero pero cuya venganza, va gratis.

Es una impresionante historia sobre sexo, misterio y asesinato; ambientada en los turbulentos años de la Guerra Fría, viajando de Cuba a Rusia, Nueva York a Paris, Miami a Nueva Orleans y finalmente a Dallas en un importante día de Noviembre.

La historia gira alrededor de dos de las más importantes figuras del siglo XX -John F. Kennedy y Fidel Castro- mientras vemos un desfile de personalidades icónicas: Jackie y Bobby, Marilyn y Sinatra, Che y Raul, Oswald y Ruby, un grupo de famosos actores mafiosos conocidos como “Rat Pack”, la mafia, la CIA y Hemingway.

Es un thriller rápido narrado por Jack Ruby, el último hombre involucrado que aún sigue vivo -excepto por la chica que asesinó a JFK