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Kenneth Ewald has what it takes to win the presidency: the support of his party, a lovely wife, a dynamic campaign. What neither he nor any candidate needs is a corpse. He knows only one man capable of solving a crime, clearing his son, putting his campaign back on track and catching a killer-his best friend Mac Smith. Oddly enough, it was Mac and his dog Rufus who found the body in the first place.
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"Murder at the Kennedy Center took me down lots of places in then literary world, as a young writer i learnt alot from Margeret Truman's style of writting. This book is full of suspense and well weaved and connecting plot. "
— Obinna (4 out of 5 stars)
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“With theatrical skill, Truman shifts her scenes. With each new change of lighting, you see different facets of character, different faces of villainy. In the end, nothing you assumed at the start hold true.”
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“An exciting romp.”
— Dallas Morning News -
“Full of believable—if despicable—characters and is injected with a masterly dose of suspense.”
— Cosmopolitan
Murder at the Kennedy Center Listener Reviews
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" An enjoyable, but slightly convoluted murder mystery set against the backdrop of a presidential campaign. I like the characters Mac Smith and Annabel Reed, but this one wasn't one of my favorites of the Capital Crimes series. "
— Linda, 8/11/2013 -
" Great mystery - having been to the center is was a great way to walk around behind the scenes "
— Sue, 10/6/2012 -
" This was an earlier one of her book that I had some how missed. I enjoyed it as I suspected I would. I am rarely disappointed in her books. "
— Jan, 9/8/2012 -
" Murder at the Kennedy Center took me down lots of places in then literary world, as a young writer i learnt alot from Margeret Truman's style of writting. This book is full of suspense and well weaved and connecting plot. "
— Obinna, 8/24/2012 -
" I picked this up while I was waiting for my car to be serviced (yes, they have a little library). You can always count on Margaret to entertain. This was an interesting politically charged murder mystery. "
— Maria, 8/17/2012 -
" Solid Margaret Truman story. "
— Linda, 3/8/2012 -
" a fairly good book, but it did not make me want to read other Margaret Truman books. "
— Suzy, 1/18/2012 -
" Murder at the Kennedy Center (Capital Crime Mysteries) by Margaret Truman (1990) "
— Julie, 1/8/2012 -
" Another good book with lots of DC history and background. I can't wait to visit DC again with Dale to visit some of the places mentioned in the book. This was a real inside look at the Democrates. "
— Cindy, 10/17/2011 -
" This was an earlier one of her book that I had some how missed. I enjoyed it as I suspected I would. I am rarely disappointed in her books. "
— Jan, 4/22/2011 -
" Another good book with lots of DC history and background. I can't wait to visit DC again with Dale to visit some of the places mentioned in the book. This was a real inside look at the Democrates. "
— Cindy, 4/2/2011 -
" I picked this up while I was waiting for my car to be serviced (yes, they have a little library). You can always count on Margaret to entertain. This was an interesting politically charged murder mystery. "
— Maria, 10/27/2009 -
" Murder at the Kennedy Center (Capital Crime Mysteries) by Margaret Truman (1990) "
— Julie, 1/18/2009 -
" a fairly good book, but it did not make me want to read other Margaret Truman books. "
— Suzy, 1/4/2009 -
" Great mystery - having been to the center is was a great way to walk around behind the scenes "
— Sue, 7/23/2008
About Margaret Truman
Margaret Truman (1924–2008) won faithful readers with her works of biography and fiction, particularly her Capital Crimes mysteries. Her novels let readers into the corridors of power and privilege, and poverty and pageantry, in the nation’s capital. She was the author of many nonfiction books, including The President’s House, in which she shared some of the secrets and history of the White House, where she once resided. She lived in Manhattan.
About Richard Poe
Richard Poe, a professional actor for more than thirty years, has appeared in numerous Broadway shows, including 1776 and M. Butterfly. On television he has had recurring roles on Star Trek and Frasier. His films include Born on the Fourth of July and Presumed Innocent. Poe is a well-known and prolific audiobook performer and the winner of numerous AudioFile Earphones Awards.