Executive Action
A novel by Mark Lane and Donald Freed
The men in the room included some of the most brilliant, wealthy, powerful figures in the America. Their interests ranged from Texas oil to Chicago organized crime. Among them were top politicians, high level CIA operatives, leading “think tank” experts, Harvard-trained “crisis mangers” Now they had made their decision: John F. Kennedy, President of the United States, had to be killed. And this is how they did it . . . Executive Action means Assassination of a Head of State.
Executive Action Dell Publishing Inc., New York, 1973.
Reviews
Publishers Weekly
A taut and brilliantly conceived suspense story . . . details a shockingly logical theory of the tragedy.
