Scott Anderson turns the fall of Iran’s last shah into a political thriller, revealing how unchecked power and historical ...
Rare is the nonfiction work that can be described as gripping, but King of Kings by Scott Anderson, more than 400 pages though it is, earns the accolade. Of course, it is not practicable to stay glued ...
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