New Political Thriller Book THE DOG AND ITS DAY Tackles Next Presidential Assassination Attempt

There has been only one assassination on a Presidential Candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, in 1968. Has the time come for the next serious attempt?

Legal philosopher, historian and author J.C. Peters uses this scenario in his first political fiction novel, The Dog and its Day [Odyssea Publishing], available now on Amazon and major online retailers. As the United States comes to elect the next President in the coming months, Peters is compelled to depict the main characters in the book off current political events and presidential candidates.

In The Dog and its Day, two conservative billionaires decide to hire the best assassin $10 million can buy to kill Republican presidential candidate Ronald Drump, realizing any other candidate would have a much better chance of winning against the notoriously unpopular Valery Clayton. The assassin, an American, is meticulous, methodical and he never fails. As a rule, he does not operate stateside, but the chance to retire in style, with a legendary hit under his belt, is enough to tempt him into taking this one last contract. As the 2016 campaign season swings into high gear, the killer chooses his time, place and method. The hour is fast approaching. One man can change the course of history. The question is: who will it be?

To learn more about the book and author J.C. Peters, visit www.JellePeters.com, Twitter, or LinkedIn.

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