Killing Patton

by Bill O'Reilly

First published 2014

As World War II winds down, the legendary General George S. Patton finds himself in the crosshairs of powerful enemies. Brilliant yet brash, Patton's impulsive actions have made him both a hero and a thorn in the side of Allied commanders. As tensions mount, a web of sinister forces conspires to silence the outspoken general once and for all. In the chaotic final days of the war, Patton's tragic demise unfolds in a maze of intrigue, suspicion, and shocking revelations that will leave readers questioning the truth behind his untimely death.

Genres: biography, historical-fiction, 20th-century, military-fiction, world-war-ii, american-history

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-allies, tragic-hero

Period: World War II

625 pages · Hardcover · Wheeler Publishing

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