Killing Reagan: The Violent Assault That Changed a Presidency - A Summary
Killing Reagan is a book written by two writers, Bill O’Reilly and his associate Martin Dugard, and the book is actually part of a series of mini-biography “Killing” books.
The two writers wrote these books in a very interesting way, by taking parts of the main character’s life and combining those parts together so that the book’s story revolves around “killing” the main character. But even though this book too revolves around killing the main character, Killing Reagan is different than the book’s four predecessors. In this book (unlike the earlier ones) the main protagonist dies because of natural causes and not by the hand of another person or persons.
Killing Reagan, although undoubtedly fascinating in its own way, is type of a literature for audiences that love to read books that actually have “more in less.” This means that this book is for people who would more like a distilled version of the significant amount of details that the authors has packed into a little more than two hundred and fifty pages.
With fascinating characters and a rather interesting presentation of life of one of the most famous presidents of the United States, Killing Reagan is a book that you probably will not be able to read in one afternoon and then just put it into a bookshelf. It is vast book, with many names and places mentioned, which will require the full attention of its readers.
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