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Praise for House of Bush, House of Saud:
“[An] explosive work of journalism” —The New York Times “Cautious and elemental…with great care [Unger] has synthesized these scattered reports into a narrative that is as chilling as it is gripping. This book builds a momentum and discovery that makes it impossible to stop reading.” —The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "[An] intensely researched [and] well written-book.” —Publishers Weekly "Immensely researched and well-documented…illuminating, disturbing…skillfully packaged…meticulously referenced.” —Fort Worth Star-Telegram “Unger has performed a clear public service by laying out the Bush-Saud relationship and demanding that we see it as a problem that requires accounting.” —Newsday “A very powerful, well-researched and sober book that leaves the reader both enlightened and more than a little disturbed.” —The Guardian "It is Craig Unger’s particular gift to make us see more clearly than ever what lies beneath.” —The Observer (UK) "[A]n impressive job.” —The New York Times |