Strangers in Our House

In the shadow of Camelot, a young Navy Lieutenant finds himself thrust into a deadly game of power, politics, and conspiracy.

When Gary Brayshaw meets Senator John F. Kennedy as a prep school student, he has no idea their paths will cross again in the most momentous of circumstances. Years later, now a decorated Navy hero, Gary is personally awarded the Medal of Honor by President Kennedy and brought into his inner circle.

But as Gary navigates the corridors of power in 1960s Washington, he uncovers a web of dangerous secrets. The CIA, military brass, oil tycoons, and industrial giants are all circling the President, their motives far from pure. Tasked by Colonel Fletcher Prouty to protect JFK from these unseen enemies, Gary finds himself in a race against time.

As the Cuban Missile Crisis fades and Kennedy's policies threaten powerful interests, the danger mounts. Despite Gary's best efforts, shots ring out in Dallas on November 22, 1963, changing the course of history forever.

In the aftermath, a hastily assembled Warren Commission seeks to cement the lone gunman theory. But Gary knows the truth - a truth that could cost him everything.

Part political thriller, part historical exposé, "Strangers in Our House" pulls back the curtain on one of America's greatest tragedies. With meticulous research and gripping prose, Gary S. Brayshaw delivers a tale of idealism, betrayal, and the steep price of truth in the face of power.

For readers who love the intrigue of "Seven Days in May" and the historical depth of "11/22/63", this is a must-read journey into the heart of American power and the conspiracies that have shaped our nation.