This book was a detailed account of the Oklahoma City Bombing. Timothy McVeigh was a multi-faceted person. I wish this book did more to bring his personality to life, but it really just stuck to the facts. I appreciate a fact filled, informative book, but it would have been a slightly better book to read if there was some personality behind the players. I remember when this happened, barely. I was a little kid, I think around six or seven. I remember seeing the images for it on the news at my baby sitters house. Of course, I didn't really understand it, but I could tell it was a terrible thing. I have learned a lot about the events that transpired from this book, and I would recommend it for anyone who is interested in this particular terrorist event.