Hunting Down Saddam: The Inside Story Of The Search And Capture (2004)

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I got 10 pages into this book before I had to stop reading it. Those ten pages were filled with gross factual inaccuracies, broad generalities that anyone who had read a newspaper in the last 10 years would already know in more detail, simplistic exaggerations bordering on propaganda, and absolutely no structure whatsoever. Furthermore, upon digging a bit deeper into the book to see if it would get better, I discovered that the vast majority (all but about 30 pages) of the book deals with subject completely unrelated to (and far better covered by other books) what is ostensibly the core subject matter of the book--the capture of Saddam Hussein.I rarely don't finish a book I started, but this was one of them--and the fastest I've ever done it. If you're interested in the subject matter, read Cobra II for a far better summary of the invasion of Iraq, and Mission: Black List #1 for a far better summary of the search for Saddam.

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