Beatrice Fairbanks Cayzer Writes a Novel for Readers Who Enjoys History and Love Stories

Beatrice Fairbanks Cayzer is from a distinguished family and founded the Cayzer Museum for Children. She has been leading a purposeful and exciting life yet her love for crafting great stories always empowers her. Under her name, she has written numerous successful novels such as “The Princes and the Princesses of Wales,” the “Rick Harrow” novels, and many more.
 
This time, she presents another page-turning story in her new novel. “Kennedys in Love” is a tasty and suspenseful novel that looks back on how Ambassador Joseph Kennedy lost some of his children to violent deaths due to his fanatical ambitions. It walks back in the history of how Joseph Junior, Kathleen, and former US President John F. Kennedy died.
 
Readers will follow the story of Mark and Rosie, years after these historical deaths occur. Kick and Mark share an undying love for each other but 14 years later, he meets and falls in love with Kick’s double, Rosie. When Rosie begins uncovering the truth about JFK’s assassination, she and Mark become targets for the same assassins responsible for the former president’s death.
 
Catch “Kennedys in Love” as it joins the upcoming Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 13-14, 2019 at the University of Southern California. Don’t miss it!
 
 
Kennedys in Love
Written by: Beatrice Fairbanks Cayzer
Published by: Litfire Publishing
Published date: December 14, 2018
Paperback price: $16.06
 
 
About the Author
Beatrice Fairbanks Cayzer comes from an illustrious family. Her two ancestors who came to Upper Virginia on the Mayflower in 1620 helped found their community. Beatrice founded the Cayzer Museum for Children in England where she was the wife of Stanley Cayzer a grandson of Sir Charles Cayzer founder of shipping companies that evolved into Caledonia Investments, and nephew of Admiral Lord Jellicoe, the second Governor-General of New Zealand. Then she turned to writing novels. In Oxfordshire, she wrote “The Princes and the Princesses of Wales.” In Guernsey, she wrote “The Royal World of Animals.” Returning to the USA, she wrote nine “Rick Harrow” novels, winning Book of the Year Award from the Horseracing Writers’ Association. In 2016, she had a sell out with “The Secret Diary of Mrs. John Quincy Adams” and in 2018 had another sell out with “New Tales of Palm Beach.”

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