Review of "The Bureau: The Secret History of the FBI" by Ronald Kessler
One more Blackstone title to enjoy is called "THE BUREAU." Written by Ronald Kessler and it has a good reader to keep your interest through the sixteen hours of either tape or CD's.
The listener begins at the very start of the bureau from 1908 to the present time. The author givers us all of the details we have only guessed at. We hear about the mistakes and power plays of the Bureau and it's infamous head, J. Edgar Hoover. Right up to the inside information about September 11, 2001 and the bombing. It's all fascinating.
Rainbo Electronic Reviews published this review in our August, 2002 issue.
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