When the Twin Towers fell on September 11, 2001, everything changed. But what actually happened in the years that followed? How did America track down the extremists responsible—and what price did we pay along the way?
In Killing the Killers, Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard pull back the curtain on the global war on terror. This isn't a dry textbook filled with dates and political maneuvering. Instead, you get a fast-paced, deeply-sourced narrative that reads more like a thriller than a history book.
You'll follow operations across multiple continents. From the rugged mountains of Afghanistan where Al Qaeda planned their attacks, to the bombed streets of Iraq and the shadowy networks of Iran, Yemen, and Libya. The authors tracked down intelligence from military sources, government officials, and people who were actually there.
This eleventh installment in the multimillion-selling Killing series doesn't just recount battles—it takes you inside the operations. You'll discover how teams hunted down terrorist leaders, what went wrong in various operations, and how entire nations fell apart as these groups relentlessly destroyed countries in their quest for power.
The book covers America's fights against Al Qaeda, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, and individually targeting the world's most dangerous masterminds. With over 18 million copies sold across the series, O'Reilly and Dugard have built a reputation for delivering popular history that reads like a suspense novel.
It's the #1 New York Times bestseller for a reason. O'Reilly and Dugard create an account that's both comprehensive and completely gripping. You'll understand the twenty-year conflict in a whole new way—and gain insight into what shaped our modern world.
Perfect for history lovers, political junkies, and anyone who wants the inside story behind the headlines. Available on Kindle, so you can start reading in seconds.
