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The Third Bullet: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel | Stephen Hunter

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A reimagining of the events surrounding the 1963 assassination of John F. Kennedy finds Bob Lee Swagger drawing on old records, intelligence archives, and observations at the infamous site to investigate a new clue about a third bullet that mysteriously exploded.

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MountainDew88

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Interesting combination of both the Kennedy assassination conspiracy theory and Bob Lee Swagger. Not my favorite Hunter novel, but I kept turning the pages.

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Richryan52

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For anyone curious about the assassination of JFK, Hunter offers a plausible solution that just happens to be a great read.

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Melkyl

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I listened to this on audio, and I enjoyed it very much. It was an interesting take on the Kennedy assassination. The author did a nice job of using actual historical facts to craft a plausible theory of the shooting.

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