A condensed version of O'Reilly's bestselling adult book "Killing Jesus." "School Library Journal" This distillation of the best-selling "Killing Jesus: A History "(2013) retains the original's melodramatic tone and present-tense narration. "Kirkus Reviews" A thoroughly documented, visually rich presentation. "Kirkus Reviews on Kennedy's Last Days" All the suspense and drama of a popular thriller. "Husna Haq, The Christian Science Monitor, on Killing Kennedy" Immersively written . . . Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Dugard succeed in investing a familiar national tragedy with fresh anguish . . . A powerful historical precis. "Janet Maslin, The New York Times, on Killing Kennedy" This thrillerlike adaptation captures the excitement of the Union victory in the Civil War and the shock and horror that quickly followed as the country learned of Lincoln's death and sought revenge on his assassins. The popularity of O'Reilly's adult title will drive interest in this version, but it definitely stands alone and will find an audience among general readers and report writers. "School Library Journal on Lincoln's Last Days" Accessible to younger readers. "Booklist on Lincoln's Last Days" If Grisham wrote a novel about April 1865 . . . it might well read like "Killing Lincoln." "Peter J. Boyer, Newsweek, on Killing Lincoln" ["Killing Lincoln"] delivers a taut, action-packed narrative with cliff-hangers aplenty. "The Christian Science Monitor on Killing Lincoln" ["Killing Lincoln"] is nonfiction, albeit told in white-knuckled, John Grisham-like style. "The New York Post on Killing Lincoln""

Bill O'Reilly is a former high-school history teacher and the author of several bestselling books, including "Lincoln's Last Days," "Kennedy's Last Days," and "The Last Days of Jesus." He is also the anchor of "The O'Reilly Factor," the highest-rated cable news show in the country.