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ssminski 's review for:
Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever
by Bill O'Reilly, Martin Dugard
I definitely enjoyed this, and that is saying something coming from me. I generally dislike most historical non-fiction. However, the way O'Reilly wrote Lincoln's story was very compelling and never got boring. The present-tense narration kept the reader engaged throughout the book, even in the slow parts. It didn't bother me when O'Reilly and his co-author delved into conjecture, but this is probably in part because I love a good story and would choose one any day over a dry historical narrative.