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Excerpted from -- Camelot Disrupted: Book One of Lost Hope Regained.
And in the blink of an eye, Meda’s and an entire generation’s dreams were challenged, unimaginably, by two bullets from a long-barreled rifle.
Were dreams that fragile that they could die with one iconic man?
The assassination of JFK would truly dim the lights of Kennedy's Camelot, the myth of King Arthur come alive once more -- for a time -- so it was that Meda, the future visionary activist heard herself vowing quietly to herself that though JFK was to be dead, the ideals of Camelot were not.
Many would carry the message Kennedy had instilled in them—words encouraging service. “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country,” and Meda would be one of them.
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