Kessler's unprecedented access to the FBI has produced one of the few
books to concentrate on the years since J. Edgar Hoover's death in 1972.
Although there's a recruitment-poster quality in Kessler's description of
hero agents, this book redeems itself by naming plenty of names, and by
describing how things work at the FBI's various departments and major field
offices. Whatever one thinks about Kessler's "inside" books (he also wrote
one on the CIA with the cooperation of director William Webster), at least
he's thorough. For this book he interviewed 314 current and former agents
and other FBI personnel, had the run of all FBI facilities, and even sat in
on training classes, flew with Sessions on the FBI plane, and spent a night
at the home of the chief agent in Dallas, Oliver B. (Buck) Revell.
ISBN 0-671-78657-1
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