Review: Interesting speculative fiction...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2014
The Warren Omissions -The JFK assassination was a moment that shook the entire world, so it's no wonder that there are people still, to this day, who are trying to solve the mystery of the assassination. Although most books I've encountered about such things have been non-fiction, the concept behind The Warren Omissions was interesting enough to get me to pick it up.  The story revolves around investigative journalist Jack Flynn who's contacted by a young woman who has stumbled upon some curious papers in her grandfather's safety deposit box.  She says that she was told that the secrets the papers contained would get people killed and, sure enough, it turns out she's absolutely right.  It's at this point that Jack sets his mind to getting down to the bottom of the mystery once and for all.It's interesting to see reality mixing with fiction in Mr. Patterson's story but very enjoyable.  His previous work as a sports journalist, strangely, does seem to help with his writing voice overall - creating a straightforward and very matter-of-fact end product that's easy to follow and enjoy.  Whether you've followed the threads of this particular conspiracy for years or are merely looking for a bit of entertaining speculation, this book is for you.