The Bureau

Author: Ronald Kessler

Reader: Raymond Todd

Format: 13 CDs (Unabridged)

If the FBI knows what's in this book, we're in good shape. Kessler presents the organization in its historical context and answers questions concerning its checkered past. It's all here: from the decades of Hoover's schemes and Senator McCarthy's lies, to the disastrous years with Louis Freeh at the helm, and Robert Mueller's efforts to correct the problems Freeh created. "The reading is excellent, adding a substantial dimension to absorbing material."—Kliatt

Item #: E9B520 ISBN: 9780786195299

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Inside the CIA

Author: Ronald Kessler

Reader: Edward Lewis

Format: 1 MP3-CDs (Unabridged)

An unparalleled work of investigative journalism that reveals the inner world of the CIA. The first in-depth, unbiased account of the Agency's operations, failures, and successes, from the author of the explosive The FBI, which brought down FBI Director William Sessions. "Thoughtful and evenhanded... studded with anecdotes that are always instructive and often funny."—Washington Post Book World

Item #: E1B319 ISBN: 9780786193196

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The Terrorist Watch

Author: Ronald Kessler

Reader: Alan Sklar

Format: 7 CDs (Unabridged)

They're still aiming at us. Drawing on unprecedented access to FBI and CIA counterterrorism operatives, this award-winning journalist presents the chilling story of terrorists' relentless efforts to attack the U.S. again, and of the efforts being made to stop those plots. The result: our intelligence agencies have reinvented themselves to thwart terrorist activity. "Sklar offers a poignant and gripping reading through his terse, firm delivery... [His] gritty tone brings an urgency to the book."—AudioFile

Item #: E7X573 ISBN: 9781400105731

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