The U.S. Secret Service (Your Government: How It Works)1 review Ann Gaines Chelsea House Publications, 2001 Another surprisingly good "children's" book on the Service! Author Ann Graham Gaines should be commended for putting together, along with Senior Consulting Editor Arthur M. Schlesigner, Jr., such a fine volume on the Secret Service. The funny thing is: this book may be intended for a young audience, but is actually quite appropriate for an older readership, ...             The Secret Service: The Hidden History of an Enigmatic Agency20 reviews Philip H. Melanson, Peter F. Stevens Basic Books, 2002 Not so enigmatic anymore... This was the first book I read about the Secret Service, and I was very pleased with it. It is true that for some this may read like a dry textbook, but I was so interested in the material that it didn't matter. If you're looking for an entertaining read, like an action novel or something, you need ...             Secret Service Agents: Life Protecting the President (Extreme Careers)1 review David Seidman Rosen Publishing Group, 2002 Yet ANOTHER fine "kids" book about the Secret Service As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I was greatly suprised and impressed with this "kids" book about the Secret Service. Some very good information about the modern Secret Service is captured in good detail. In addition, there are several nice photographs included. Buy it!             Confessions of an Ex-Secret Service Agent3 reviews George Rush Dutton Adult, 1988 Marty Venker, the rebel who reluctantly did his duty + A Private Life in the Secret Service + Funny! As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I get a kick out of Marty Venker: he is alot like one of his evident heroes, Brooks Keller (the wild former agent chronicled briefly in both his book and Dennis McCarthy's). Venker's book, actually 'written' by George Rush, is a funny ...             Dar's story: Memoirs of a secret service agent1 review Darwin Horn the Author], 2002 A fantastic book by a great guy and great agent ;-) As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I heartily recommend Dar Horn's largely autobiographical work entitled "Dar's Story." There are some great photographs and some nice anecdotes from this brave and dedicated public servant. Dar is a great guy and a very good writer. Get ...             Ultimate Sacrifice: John and Robert Kennedy, the Plan for a Coup in Cuba, and the Murder of JFK115 reviews Lamar Waldron Basic Books, 2006 A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT HAPPENED + THOUSANDS DOTS TO CONNECT + Impressive silences + Amazing and extremely persuasive (& well documented) + Wow!             Riding with Reagan17 reviews John Barietta, Rochelle Schweizer Citadel, 2005 Never rode, but I felt like I was there + Riding with Reagan + Best Small Book on Ronald Reagan + Not a RR fan, but knew him better after the read + Inside Look             Secret Service (4pc)2 reviews Secret Service A&E Home Video, 1997 Interesting, absorbing! + Really nice package covering the history of the Service I am from Tbilisi, Georgian Republic and purchase many items from the Amazon! This title was in my first purchases and I would highly recommend this set to everyone who is collecting materials like this and this is another example of openness in the United States. You will never see this kind of ...             National Geographic: Inside the U.S. Secret Service11 reviews National Geographic Video, 2004 Vince Palamara, Secret Service expert , deceived us + "Nice job National Geographic" + Inside The Secret Service + Worth the Purchase             Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy167 reviews Vincent Bugliosi W. W. Norton, 2007 Reclaiming History: A Review Vincent Bugliosi has again come out with another riveting account of a true life crime. Mr. Bugliosi captures every detail leaving the reader no doubt as to the guilt of L.H. Oswald in the assassination of president Kennedy and the murder of Officer J.D. Tippet. It's a long read, but it tackles ...             What Does a Secret Service Agent Do?1 review W. Hyde Dodd Mead, 2000 Good but dated book on the Secret Service; ironic, too As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I feel this book, while certainly having its moments, is alittle dated and under-developed. There are some eerie moments in this work, too, especially considering it was written in 1962, the year before JFK's assassination---a picture ...             JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters31 reviews James W. Douglass Orbis Books, 2008 Could be the start of American Enlightenment Period + There is room at the top of your shelf for this book. + Essential read for any Kennedy fan + JFK and the Unspeakable             The Echo from Dealey Plaza: The true story of the first African American on the White House Secret Service ...9 reviews Abraham Bolden Harmony, 2008 Secrets of Secret Service + Engrossing first person account of a colossal travesty of justice! + A Kafkaesque Trip Through the American Gulag + The Echo From Dealey Plaza + The Echo is Still Heard             Definitive Proof: The Secret Service Murder of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy9 reviews Dan Robertson Lulu.com, 2006 This book truly solves who killed JFK + The Definitive book on the Assassination of JFK I read Robertson's book and reviewed the DVD he wrote about. I must admit that I was very skeptical at first, but after reviewing everything, including the DVD multiple times, I saw it! Greer did kill JFK! As Robertson says in his book and as he shows in his photos, the gun is not near Kellerman's ...             Protecting the President: The Inside Story of a Secret Service Agent2 reviews Dennis V. N. McCarthy, Philip W. Smith William Morrow & Co, 1985 A really good book by the OTHER McCarthy on 3/30/81 + A great book As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I was most impressed with this fine book by Dennis (no relation to Tim) McCarthy (with some help from his co-author, Philip W. Smith). It reads very well, it's funny, informative, and even has a nice photo section, to boot. The Secret ...             SPECIAL AGENT1 review Frank J. Wilson Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1965 Good, but not great, book by the former Chief of the Service As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I was moderately impressed with Frank J. Wilson's book, co-written with Beth Day, entitled "Special Agent." Don't get me wrong: it's a fine book...but some of the facts are wrong, there's no index, it's alittle dated, and alittle dry in ...             Secret Service History, Duties and Equipment1 review C.B. Colby Putnam Pub Group (L), 1966 Decent short book for the young (and old) As the leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service, I reluctantly impose a 3-star rating on this work. It may be short, dated, and intended for a young audience, but it DOES have some good moments, especially the photographs (I especially like the one of Stu Knight and Art Godfrey at ...             The Secret Service: The Hidden History of an Engimatic Agency5 reviews Philip H. Melanson Basic Books, 2005 Vince Palamara, Secret Service expert, deceived us + The Secret Service: The Hidden History of an Engimatic Agency + Not quite + New & improved...sort of (4.5 stars, anyone?)             Secret Service (High Interest Books: Top Secret)1 review Mark Beyer Children's Press (CT), 2003 Don't let the slim size fool you! Richly illustrated, well written, and very informative, Mark Beyer does a fine job of providing a "Cliff Notes" tome about the Secret Service that is especially geared for the young. That said, this book is suprisingly good and can even find an audience with people of all ages. As the leading ...             The Death of a President: November 20-November 2516 reviews William Raymond Manchester BBS Publishing Corporation, 1996 THE FIRST AND THE LAST WORD + Behind the Scenes in November 1963 + Still the definitive work on the Kennedy assassination and it's aftermath... + Classic, controversial...and suspect + Another Clinton-Kennedy connection