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The Oswald Paradox
For readers who loved Stephen King's 11/22/63 but wanted the mystery solved instead of the assassination prevented.
THE PAST WASN'T LOST. IT WAS PROTECTED.For more than sixty years, history has remembered two names.
Lee Harvey Oswald.
Officer J.D. Tippit.
One was branded the assassin of President John F. Kennedy.
The other became one of the tragedy's forgotten victims.
Their families inherited the legacy.
Now, their descendants are determined to uncover the truth.
Dr. Jason Oswald, the great-grandson of Lee Harvey Oswald, and Dr. Katy Tippit, the great-granddaughter of Officer J.D. Tippit, have spent their lives searching for answers that history never provided. When a revolutionary scientific breakthrough makes the impossible possible, they seize the opportunity of a lifetime—to travel back to Dallas in 1962 and witness history for themselves.
Their mission is simple.
Observe.
Collect evidence.
Follow the facts wherever they lead.
But history has secrets.
The closer Jason and Katy come to discovering what really happened before, during, and after November 22, 1963, the more they realize that some truths have remained buried for a reason. Every answer uncovers another mystery. Every discovery challenges everything they thought they knew about the assassination, their families, and the price history demands for revealing its secrets.
Because sometimes the greatest mystery isn't who pulled the trigger.
It's who controlled the story afterward.
Perfect for readers of Michael Crichton, Blake Crouch, Dan Brown, and Stephen King's 11/22/63, The Oswald Paradox is a gripping blend of historical suspense, forensic science, and speculative fiction that asks one unforgettable
If you could go back and discover the truth... would you dare come home with it?
THE PAST WASN'T LOST. IT WAS PROTECTED.For more than sixty years, history has remembered two names.
Lee Harvey Oswald.
Officer J.D. Tippit.
One was branded the assassin of President John F. Kennedy.
The other became one of the tragedy's forgotten victims.
Their families inherited the legacy.
Now, their descendants are determined to uncover the truth.
Dr. Jason Oswald, the great-grandson of Lee Harvey Oswald, and Dr. Katy Tippit, the great-granddaughter of Officer J.D. Tippit, have spent their lives searching for answers that history never provided. When a revolutionary scientific breakthrough makes the impossible possible, they seize the opportunity of a lifetime—to travel back to Dallas in 1962 and witness history for themselves.
Their mission is simple.
Observe.
Collect evidence.
Follow the facts wherever they lead.
But history has secrets.
The closer Jason and Katy come to discovering what really happened before, during, and after November 22, 1963, the more they realize that some truths have remained buried for a reason. Every answer uncovers another mystery. Every discovery challenges everything they thought they knew about the assassination, their families, and the price history demands for revealing its secrets.
Because sometimes the greatest mystery isn't who pulled the trigger.
It's who controlled the story afterward.
Perfect for readers of Michael Crichton, Blake Crouch, Dan Brown, and Stephen King's 11/22/63, The Oswald Paradox is a gripping blend of historical suspense, forensic science, and speculative fiction that asks one unforgettable
If you could go back and discover the truth... would you dare come home with it?
586 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 22, 2026
About the author
Michael Grekin
53 books3 followersMichael Grekin is the author of the Fractured Time Series, a collection of high-concept science fiction thrillers exploring time, technology, survival, and the unintended consequences of human ambition.
Blending cinematic storytelling with speculative science, history, psychological tension, and morally complex characters, his novels combine fast-paced suspense with deeper explorations of fragile systems, human behavior, and the forces that shape civilization.
The Fractured Time Series includes:
A Reckoning in Time, A Paradox in Time, The Napoleon Paradox, The Da Vinci Paradox, and Extinction in Time.
The Tell marks Grekin’s first foray into psychological crime fiction, exploring gambling, surveillance, artificial intelligence, and the dangerous illusion that human behavior can be predicted and controlled.
Originally from Brooklyn, New York, and now based in Bordeaux, France, he continues developing stories at the intersection of science, history, technology, and suspense.
Blending cinematic storytelling with speculative science, history, psychological tension, and morally complex characters, his novels combine fast-paced suspense with deeper explorations of fragile systems, human behavior, and the forces that shape civilization.
The Fractured Time Series includes:
A Reckoning in Time, A Paradox in Time, The Napoleon Paradox, The Da Vinci Paradox, and Extinction in Time.
The Tell marks Grekin’s first foray into psychological crime fiction, exploring gambling, surveillance, artificial intelligence, and the dangerous illusion that human behavior can be predicted and controlled.
Originally from Brooklyn, New York, and now based in Bordeaux, France, he continues developing stories at the intersection of science, history, technology, and suspense.
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September 17, 2026
fantastic book shedding new light on the event
this was the greatest murder mystery of American history and the whole truth will never be found, so why not take an original attempt at it. I was a teenager then and even I knew details were being withheld. the murder of Tipping was indeed fishy, as were the conflicting witnesses on the knoll. I must read more from Grekin, at last someone with imagination.
this was the greatest murder mystery of American history and the whole truth will never be found, so why not take an original attempt at it. I was a teenager then and even I knew details were being withheld. the murder of Tipping was indeed fishy, as were the conflicting witnesses on the knoll. I must read more from Grekin, at last someone with imagination.
September 22, 2026
Once again, this author has kept me up late at night instead of retiring at a decent hour in order to get up early for work.
Excellent book, well written, and thought provoking. I highly recommend it.
Excellent book, well written, and thought provoking. I highly recommend it.
August 4, 2026
Really enjoyed this one. A different viewpoint on the Kennedy assassination from kings 11/22/63 but just as enjoyable.
August 23, 2026
Right cover but wrong book
If you have already read Book 2 of the Fractured Time Series, then you've also read Book 3. I downloaded this book and it had the right cover, The Oswald Paradox, but from that point on it was Book 2, A PARADOX IN TIME, all over again... and I couldn't figure out how to contact Kindle Unlimited to tell them.
If you have already read Book 2 of the Fractured Time Series, then you've also read Book 3. I downloaded this book and it had the right cover, The Oswald Paradox, but from that point on it was Book 2, A PARADOX IN TIME, all over again... and I couldn't figure out how to contact Kindle Unlimited to tell them.
August 21, 2026
Wrong Book
Wrong Book
This is the Heddy Lamar book with the Oswald title and cover. Not as advertised. I would like the story advertised please .
Wrong Book
This is the Heddy Lamar book with the Oswald title and cover. Not as advertised. I would like the story advertised please .
August 17, 2026
AUTHOR’S NOTE — CONTENT ISSUE RESOLVED
August 25, 2026
I want to sincerely apologize to readers who downloaded The Oswald Paradox and received the incorrect manuscript.
Due to an upload error, the Kindle edition temporarily contained the manuscript of A Paradox in Time rather than The Oswald Paradox. As soon as the problem was brought to my attention, the correct manuscript was submitted to Amazon KDP. The update took approximately four days to process.
As of August 25, 2026, the issue has been fully corrected. The Kindle edition of The Oswald Paradox now contains the correct book.
I especially apologize to the readers who were affected and understandably believed they had purchased or downloaded the wrong book. Thank you to those who brought the problem to my attention and gave me the opportunity to correct it.
Michael Grekin
Author, The Fractured Time Series
August 25, 2026
I want to sincerely apologize to readers who downloaded The Oswald Paradox and received the incorrect manuscript.
Due to an upload error, the Kindle edition temporarily contained the manuscript of A Paradox in Time rather than The Oswald Paradox. As soon as the problem was brought to my attention, the correct manuscript was submitted to Amazon KDP. The update took approximately four days to process.
As of August 25, 2026, the issue has been fully corrected. The Kindle edition of The Oswald Paradox now contains the correct book.
I especially apologize to the readers who were affected and understandably believed they had purchased or downloaded the wrong book. Thank you to those who brought the problem to my attention and gave me the opportunity to correct it.
Michael Grekin
Author, The Fractured Time Series
August 30, 2026
A fictional WWII story based on historical facts. Read about Hedy LaMarr and her invention. A quick, interesting read.
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